Morgan State University - Promethean Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 348 of the 1977 volume:

199974 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Baltimore. Maryland UNIVERSITY VOLUME II CO-EDITOR: AVON W. CHESTERFIELD CO-EDITOR: GARY LOCKETT ADVISER: J. BURNEY HOLLIS 6L. LG f'Tt A P7k 11 CHERYL W. HALL Associate Editor MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY — 977; place for people on the grow! As Morgan entered its second year as a univer- sity and its one hundred and ninth year as an institution, it moved into NEW DIMENSIONS of excellence and development. Fall 1976 witnessed Morgan s largest student body — a clientele strong not only in numbers, but also in academic preparation, scholarship and dedication to learning. Likewise with the faculty and adminis- tration new faces joined the veterans in an amplified effort at efficient, competent, com- passionate and committed service to the Univer- sity. the community and to learning. In its physi- cal facilities. Morgan was an expanding commu- nity: a new parking lot. new landscaping, and plans underway for major expansion. Everywhere there were signs of growth and development — WE A A (Morgan State University s radio station) made its debut. The Morgan Communication Center opened its doors. The President was inau- gurated. A Division of University Planning was established. Morgan got its first Board of Regents. The Morgan-GrambUng Classic was played abroad, for the first time in Japan. A Faculty-Staff Club was opened. Everywhere and every day. there were signs of Morgan s expansion into New Dimensions. Our Students, our Faculty and Administration, our changing campus — our NEW DIMEN- SIONS! THIS IS MORGAN! OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY A university within end without wells Reaching out, eager to grow 4 6 . . . ever seeking the unknown, the uncommon path. new heights and dimensions. 7 8 Morgan . . . A New University . . . 109 years old. . . Filled with Strength from the Past . . . Proud of the Present. . . Determined To fashion a brighter Future. Building on the pest . . shaping a future A growing physical plant. . . [Fall 976 saw Morgan s' 1 largest studenti i population ever. r i . . . and student population 11 12 I 18 The results of frustration 19 ING strides toward excellence stepping out morgan annihilates delaware state . . . 36-13 32 MORGAN'S FINEST MISS MORGAN 976-77 35 UP FROM THE ROOTS 38 CLASS QUEENS ANITA WILLIS MISS JUNIOR VANESSA SCOTT MISS SENIOR RENEE HURDLE MISS FRESHMAN ORGANIZATIONS QUEENS DEBRA FERRELL MISS TAU ALPHA UPSILON MICHELLE GATES MISS ZETA PHI BETA JOANNE GREEN MISS PHI BETA SIGMA MONICA JONES MISS DELTA SIGMA THETA 40 DEBORAH JARMON MISS SWING PHI SWING CHERYL LYNN HENRY MISS ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA KAREN THOMPSON MISS YO PSI PHI MARCIA COLBURN MISS IOTA PHI THETA PATRICA ACTY MISS GROOVE PHI GROOVE EFFIE JENKINS MISS IOTA PHI LAMBDA BARBARA BURKE MISS ALPHA PHI ALPHA MELONIE SHARPS MISS KAPPA ALPHA PSI 42 KAREN MILLER MISS ROTC VICTORIA STEPHENS MISS RANGER DEBBIE DORMAN MISS ALPHA PHI OMEGA ENTERTAIN MENT For the Ear The Eye and the Mind FOR THE EAR 46 HAKIM MAHABUTI (DON L LEE) 51 DIZZY GILLESPIE 53 54 CHARLES EARLAND 55 FOR THE EYE 56 EBONY FASHION FAIR STEPPING OUT!!! 58 AND THE MIND 60 IS A TERRIBLE THING TO WASTE. . . 61 62 WOMEN'S DAY Black Women, We Care About You . 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Lattimore proved the worth of his selection by loading MSU to a 6-4 record, the first winning season here sinco 1973, and a share of the Mid Eastorn Athletic Conference grid title, with the South Carolina State Bulldogs holding the other half. It was the first MEAC title for the Bears since 1971, the conference's first year of existence. Both teams finished with 5-1 conference records. Also. Lattimore, along with Willie Jeffries of the Bulldogs, tied for MEAC coach of the year honors. One of the highlights of the Bears' season was their week-long odyssey to the Orient — Toyko. Japan — in September to play Grambling. It was the first regular season U.S. college football game to be playod beyond the wostern hemisphere. However, in the game itself, a 42 16 Bears loss, the most memorable occur- rence for Morgan was probably Duane Danner's 46-yard field goal; the kick tiod William Smith's 1973 school record for dis tance. Homecoming, by tradition a festive time, was made all the merrier due to a 29-point Morgan outburst in the second half en route to a 36-13 blitzkrieg of Delaware State, after having trailed 13-7 at the half. Quarterback Allen Rose had a hand in four of the five scores, running for two and passing for two. Ono of those was a 48 yardcr to Mark Durden and the other a 2-yarder to Larry Smiley. SEASON OF RESURGENCE Dofensively, Morgan held the Hornets to 101 yards in total offense. The Bears achieved their highest score in three years in this game. A week later, the Rose led Bears traveled to Greensboro, N.C.. to ravage A T in their Homecoming game by a 45 16 score. Rose hit on 14 of 25 passes for 214 yards and three touch- downs. all three going to Durden, who caught seven passes for 154 yards. Morgan had rolled up a 24-0 lead at halftime. Because of a relentless pass rush lod by Elvis Franks’ three quar- terback sacks, Ellsworth Turnor of tho Aggies was harassed into throwing two interceptions to linebacker Andre Wickham and one to cornerback Kevin Slade. The final score of 45 points wore the most since a 42-7 drubbing of Delawaro State in 1972. The Bears, in winning, supplanted A T for second place in MEAC standings with a 3-1 record, 4-2 overall, trailing S.C. State only. Rose and Franks, who made 18 tackles overall, won MEAC individual honors for their performances on their respec tive units. Throo weeks later (Nov. 20), Morgan was faced with a must- win situation against Howard in D.C.'s RFK Stadium, since S.C. State had finished their conference schedule with a 5 I mark to clinch at least a tie for the MEAC title alroady. In ordor for the Boars to gain that tie they had to win against the Bison and Maryland-Eastern Shore the following wock. After maintaining a slim 17-15 lead Morgan erupted for 17 fourth-quartor points for a decisive 34-15 victory over Howard. Donnell Coleman, relieving Roso (who had suffered a shoulder separation), unloaded a 55-yard strike to Durden for a touch- often converted near disasters on pass attempts. . . down on the final period's first play. Then, with 11:18 left, Dan ner kicked the longest field goal in Morgan history, a tromon dous 52-yard boot. A Coleman-to-Munford connection for 11 yards culminated the scoring spree. In this game Durden broke Ara Person's record for receiving yardage, finishing the contest with 787 soasonal yards compared to Person's 1969 total of 618. The season finale was a holocaust; the 8ears devastated UMES 56-10 for the MEAC championship tie. Coleman, starting for tho injured Rose, wont 17 for 27 for 194 yards and three TDs, and rushed for 60 yards. Durden broke Pearson's 1969 rocoption record in the second quarter and finished the season with 44. three better than the old standard, for 817 yards and seven touchdowns. into 2S yardgains like this. MORGAN A sign of the times, from Tokyo's Korakuon Stadium, site of the Morgan Grambling game. Joe Fowlkos established a new intorcoption record when he picked off his second pass of the game, his sixth in '76, and Slade and Wickham also mado interceptions. Eastern Shoro was held to 32 yards rushing and 101 yards passing. Moanwhile. four different receivers caught scoring passos from Coleman and Donald Beasley. Munford and Lloyd McCleave scored on runs. Mike Lyons' 25 yard return of a fum- bio in the first quarter opened all scoring. Not since 1970, when Morgen demolished UMES, then Maryland State. 55-0, had tho Bears run up so many points. Sometimes pocket passer Coleman took over. 71 Danner (13) booted a record 52-yard fiold goal in this game against Howard. Sometimes the hitting could be jarring. Munford raced for a record 576 yards last season. 72 Mounco Brooks 1491. Fowlkes (hand on Brooks' holme t). Slade (hands extondod) and Lon Stephenson: rough! Durden (dark (orsey): potential pro superstar. Leroy Kelly. Rosoy Brown. Willie Lanier. Mike Collier, etc., walked these same steps and beyond. McCleave leaps for a Coleman pass. McCleave strains to break tho clutches of S.C. State’s Bobby Moore. 73 1976 M.E.A.C. CO-CHAMPIONS Donnor (k) McCleary (c) Slado (cb) All-State All-Amorican All-State n(wr) All-MEAC All-Stat• All-Amorican Fowlkes (cb) All-MEAC All-State Lighty (not pictured) All-Moac All-Stato All-American 74 Charles (lb. 52) Franks All-Stato YESTERDAY'S HERO LEROY KELLY Cleveland Browns 1964-73; Chicago Fire 1974 One ofihe First Two Pros Earl Banks Produced I In I960, the same year Earl Banks became hoad football coach at Morgan, he discovered a quarterback from Philadelphia's Simon Grantz High who was destined to bocomo a four- year starter at running back and defensive back. Leroy Kelly did not really have a uper career at Morgan i State College, rushing for I 167 yards in four years, but the ability was always there. In his final game, tho 30-7 loss to Florida A M in the Orange Blossom Classic, ho was named most valuable player, an indication of things to come. Drafted by Cleveland in 1964 on the eighth round, Kelly, who was joined by ex-backfield and room mate Oliver Dobbins in the pros (Dobbins with the then AFL Buffalo Bills), spent his first y ar as a kick returner. In 1965, the last year of the Jim Brown era in Cleveland, Leroy's 16-yard punt average and two TDs on returns led the NFL. The next year, replacing the retired Brown, Kelly began to show the All-Pro brilliance that would result in 1141 yards in 1966, 1205 in 1967, and the career high of • 239 in 1968. In that same year he made his first appearance as a pro in Baltimore and mesmerized an NFL-leading Colt defense for 130 yards and two touchdowns in a 30-20 Browns win, becom- ing the only team to defeat the Colts in the regular season. He became the third-ever NFL rusher to gain 1000 yards in three different seasons that year and won his second con- secutive rushing title. Ho also led NFL scoring with 120 points (20 TDs). In 1970, in a game against Houston, he reached the 5000 yard pla- teau and became the leading active NFL rusher of that time. Kelly's star declined after the 81 I-yard 1972 sea- son, and in 1974 was put on waivers during preseason by the Browns, and, after a brief trial, the Oakland Raiders. He finished his playing days with the WFL's Chicago Fire that year. In ten NFL seasons Kelly amassed 7274 yards, making him the then number four alltime leading rusher, and 74 touch- downs (87 overall). He was last known to be coaching the back- field of the Philadelphia Bell of the WFL in 1975. Leroy in 1963 7S Eric Evans (40) and Dorian Dont (21) go up. up. and away in the Morqan-Howard game of January 15. won by the Boars. 78- 74. WINNING IS A HABIT With or without Marvin Webster, Morgan State Univorsity proved to be a national basketball power to bo reckoned with while on route to a 22-6 record for tho 1975-6 season. Along the way they won a fourth consecutive Metro Tournament Champi- onship, tied North Carolina A T in the Mid Eastern Athletic Conference regular season standings for first place, rankod num- ber five in NCAA Division II, and made a third consecutive trip to tho NCAA Regional. Individual honors went to head coach Nat Frazier as MEAC Coach of the Year, senior Billy Newton, who was tho nation's leading free throw shooter, and sophomore Eric Evans, who made honorable mention as an All-Amorican. That’s not bad for a team which lost its most prolific scorer, reboundor, and two-time Associated Press Playor of the Year. Looking to tho sooson at hand, Eric (Scoobie) Evans is back after a season in which ho averaged 20.0 points and 13.2 robounds per game, as is Ivan Young, the lone senior (6.5 and 6.9) on this year's squad, his brother, Anthony (6.7 and 5.2), who moves into a starting slot, Maruice Jennings (7.6 and 2.9), and sophomore Darrell Davis. Evans, who moved into the vacatod spot left by Webster, made a name for himself with his long-rango jumpers while aver aging five blockod shots por game. I. Young continued to improve his reputation as a top defensive forward, usually draw ing the opponent's best big man. Anthony the younger has a fast, strong move to the hoop, somo say the best in the confer- ence; ho led Morgan in robounding for their last threo regular season games. Jennings, a junior, is a super puro shooter, maybo the best in Bear basketball history. Davis, a Louisiana product, camo on strongly on defense at the end of last year and gave a strong offensive performance. Frazier strengthened his toam with the signing of five blue chip recruits. Starting with two nowcomors from Alleghany Com- munity Collego in Pittsburgh, Richard Williams, a 6'2 guard from Philadelphia, and Harley Major, a Loabitsburg, Ohio native who stands at 6'7 and plays forward, the tag “can't miss is applied. Both led ACC, Boyce campus, to their first in the National Juco Championships. Duncan McGriff (6'2 ), from Pis- cataway, New Jersey, Curt Bond (6'4 ), from Newark. Now Jor soy, both whom play guard, and George Peterson (6'8 ), also from Newark, were also signed by Fraxior. Veteran bench depth exists in the form of junior Jerry Gannt, Jim Gorman (who ovon- tually won a guard spot from Davis), and Tim Frazier. The season began on a sour note in a fight riddled contest against Virginia Stato in Petersburg, a 105-83 Boars loss on Novembor 29. The Trojans wore lod by Doward Tisdol’s 32 points while Davis and Jennings banged in 20 apiece for the Bears. Evans and the Trojans' Loon Whito wore the main pugilistic attraction; Evans was ojected for his actions after having scored 17 points three minutes into tho second half. While still on the road, the Boars notched an 82-71 win over Elizaberh City the next night. In tho Metro Classic the Bears finally got their come uppancc in a big 83-69 upset win by Loyola College Decembor 3. Morgan hit a paltry 40 percent from tho floor, dospite Jennings' second half shooting spree to pull his personal point total up to 28, load ing all scorers. Tho Greyhounds, lod by Bob Reilly's 26 points, hit 51% of their field goals and 87% from the foul lino. Morgan finally won its second game in another tomper-flarod game, a 90-80 decision over Johns Hopkins in a Metro Tourney consolation contest tho following night. Jennings pumped in 28 again while Evans added 19. On the tournoy's final night the Bears stopped the Univorsity of Maryland Baltimore County 68 61. Jennings' 15 points gave him a 71 -point, three game total for a Classic rocord. His efforts won him a borth on tho All-Tourna ment team. A 46-point outburst by the 6-9 Evans on 18 field goals swept Morgan past C. W. Post 80-67 Decembor 10 in Morgan's Hill Field House. Scoobie had hit for 30 against Post tho yoar before. 76 The following evening Farleigh Dickinson beef the Beers 71 -64. but Morgen ceme beck two deys letor to eke out e 70-69 win over the Wolves of Choyney Stete. Lincoln would be the next victim tho following evening (80 64), end the lest until Jenuery 5. after finels end e Christmas break. The Bears won e 90 82 overtime win over Robert Morris. Evens led the esseult with 23 points but it wes Gennt who sperked Mor gan eftor replacing Scoobie, who hed fouled out with 8-plus min- utes left. A week leter (Jan. 12) against The University of Mary land-Eestern Shore Morgen recorded e seasonal (to date) 92 points. 42 FGs. and 60 rebounds, 22 of which belonged to Evens, who also registered 18 FGs among his 39 points to help beat the Hawks by 18. This was the first conference game of the season. Howard was not as easy to handle, as the Boars found themselves Back from the University of Wisconsin after a semester-tong stay. Gor- man gained a starting spot. behind midway through the first half before fighting back to grab a 40-38 lead when the intermission buzzer rang. Then Evans, who had scored only two first half points, turned torrid as Mor- gan pushed the score to 76 68 with 2:32 left. The Bison clawed their way to within two in 1:29 but the Bears prevailed to win, 78 74. Evans and Jennings combined for 45 points in a losing effort two days later (Jan. 17; 75-72) in the Lincoln rematch. Scoobie from the top of the key against C. VV. Post. Anthony Young penetrates for two. Due io deadlines which had to bo mot, the story of the 1976 7 basketball season must end horo. At this point in tho season Morgan owned an 8-4 record with I I games to play in tho regu- lar season and a 3-0 MEAC rocord. The dunk is back! 7 8 Front Row (kneeling): Jim Gorman. Duncan McGri(f. Darrell Davis. Tim Frazior. Maurice Jennings. Kirk Bond: Second Row (standing): Hoad Coach Nat Frazior Tom Kapp. Jo Ann Johnson. Anthony Young, Sylvoster Durante. Eric Evans. Paul Kirkpatrick. Ivan Young. Jerry Gannt. trainer Al Henderson, assistant coach Aaron Johnson. 79 YESTERDAY'S HERO The Human Eraser MARVIN WEBSTER Denver Nuggets 1975 Sometimos statistics can say it all by themselves. What more can you say about a man who has played in more games (I 16), made more field goals (783), shot for a higher per- centage (52%), scored more points (1990), and snared more rebounds (2267) than anyone in Morgan basketball history over a four year period? Marvin Webster was one of the most horaldod hoopstors in modorn collogo basketball when he was drafted number one by both the NBA Atlanta Hawks and the then ABA Denver Nug- gets, with whom he signed. A liver ailment cost him most of his rookie year but by the time the 1976-77 soason rolled around he had recovered almost completely and was slowly being workod into more playing time until he would be able to play a full 48 minutes. Marvin, as a freshman, made the All-MEAC team at center on the strength of 16.1 rebounds per game and a 13.1 scoring aver- age. He would koep this all-conference status for the remainder of his collegiate career. In 1972 he won Eastern Collogiato Ath- letic Conference honors, the first of three All-EC AC selections for the seven-footer. Then came the golden year of 1973-74. It was in that season when Webster began to gain national notoriety. His 21.4 ppg average and 22.4 rebounds per game helped lead the Bears to a 28-5 record and tho NCAA Division II national championship. In a game against South Carolina State, with two 6'9 opponents guarding him. the Eraser scored 39 points, the fourth highest single game total in MSU history, and grabbed 32 rebounds while leading the Bears to victory. Wobstor achiovod tho All- American plateau and the Associated Press Player of the Year Award (Collogo Division) for his effort. With one year of eligibility left, Philadelphia of the NBA drafted him on the first round of the league's hardship draft. Webster contracted hopatitis in the summer of 1974, which put excess pounds on his normally lean frame. When tho soason started Wobster had not shook off the effects of his illness and it showed in his play. At 235 pounds, ten over his norm, his mobility and fluidity, uncommon to most big men and his greatest assests, were not the same. It showed in his stats, too. 15 points and 17 robounds a game were sub-par Webster numbers. Yet, his 56% field goal percentage was his highost ever at Morgan. Nonethe- less, under the adverse physical conditions, Marvin maintained his All-American spot and gained another AP Player of the Year trophy. The Eraser had a good jump shot and could make a hook shot with either hand, but was most renown for his defense. He aver agod eight blocked shots a game while at Morgan. It is felt that he may develop into a Bill Russell type with a higher offensive output. If he is able to regain his college form as a pro Marvin Webster will no doubt become the NBA's next great center. 80 P'rst Row (kneeling): Inga Blunt. Michelle Rodgers. Cheryl Mackle, Pam Powell. Stophanie Poxworth. Karen Brown: Second Row (standing): Head coach Darlene Emerson, Cathy Harris. Cynthia Smith. Toni Thompson. Lisa Jackson Aleda Smith. Karen Marshall. THE LADIES PLA Y TOO Under new head coach Darlene Emerson the women’s basket- ball team boasted a 7-3 record (as of Feb. 4) and had a 3-0 MEAC record. F ive main reasons for that success are accredited o guards Inga Blunt and Michelle Rodgers, and forwards Cynt- hia Smith, Alecia Smith (the team's top rebounders — averaging 10-15 rebounds per game), and Karen Brown (women's basket- ball employs a 3-forward system). We have a chance to go to the MEAC tourney if we continue to do well, Emerson said. If Successful there, the Bear-ottos could progress to tho Maryland Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women tournament. 81 Front: Coach Jamos Phillips: Front Row: Nasser Massoudi Roy Griffin. Billy Beard. Clarence Sommerville. Neimiah Johnson. Earnest Stoics: Second Row: Lesley Caesar Harold James. Nourolah Toolabi Jama Forrester Loronio McMillanm. Andro Scruggs. Roy Hopkins: Third Row: Horace Perry. ( Deems Franer. Darrell Walker. William Smith. Buddy Sharp. Ben McRae. Mike Lyons. Antonio Crawford. Cleave Atterbury. A STRUGGLE FOR RECOGNITION Morgan'� wrestling team at the moment (Feb. 3) lacks the sta- tus of being well known but recognition is not far from Jim Phil- lips' chargos if they continue at their present pace. At this date the Bear grapplers were 9 5 overall, with a 3-0 MEAC record. Among the conquosts were a 55 0 drubbing of Goorge Wash ington, and decisions over conference rivals Howard (42-3), South Carolina State (29 6), and Delaware State (32 17). This toam's young and good. The competition has been tough but has been instrumental to the team's progress, Phillips said. Morgan's leading matmen have beon William Smith, who had won 19 of 24 decisions including one tie. placod socond in tho Wilkes tournamont. tho most highly rated on the East Coast, and finished first in the William and Mary tourney of January 10: Mike Lyons (8-0-2), Cleave Atterbury (13 6 ovorall; 8-2-1 in the 150 wt. class), Billy Board (12-8), and Clarence Sommorvilo (9-1- 3) round out the top wrestlers. Morgan need only beat North Carolina Central and North Carolina A T for tho rights to tho top sood in the MEAC tour- ney. and to have beaten every conference opponent. Hope fully, we'll go to the National Tournament (involving NCAA Divi sions I and II) after tho MEAC tournamont, Phillips said. 82 Fm, Roe MicW McBr.dc. Henry Freer D.d. Nieon. Doneld Beedey Rode,.e� ff� 1 Sinden, nmstant Sery H.ghloeer, Je.cn Qoeen Oeci, W ,.. ., M 4. Cernngton.Tony Forber Rodney See,, Cherle,' «Wto� . %™ jJJe Lonnie B,o.n Dene, W.lliem, .lcd.nl eWtlen, Aeon Glorer TF.rd Ro : Geo-gc Gemere- Rodney Bef.GertM McKoy. Norr: Hollcev. J.rne Jacques Ralph Anderson Joe Fowlkes. Bryan Beverly. Rosty Marcus Virgil Love. Tyrone Jones head coach Sheldon Freed. TRA VELING ON COMEBACK ROAD Words of optimism flowod frooly from Sholdon Freed as he talked of the prospects for his band of stickmon in 1977. I ©xpoct tremondous improvement from last year (Morgan went 3 I I in 1976); tho veterans are up front in leadership, something I m proud of, ho said. Another big, Frood pointed out, has been tho support Ath letic Director Earl Banks, head football coach Hank Lattimore nd his assistants, and football scout Howard Wilson have given the program. Football players are froo to play lacrosse like they havon't for several years. Othor than All-American midfielder Joseph Fowlkes. Freed e pocts big things from Tyrone Jonos and Virgil Love, both son iors and middies, and sophs. Norris Holloway, Tony Forbos (mid- f'old). and last year's top defenseman, Henry Frailer. After sit t,n9 out last year. Jerna Jacques (midfield) returns for a third reason. Dofensoman Bill McAllen, who holpod Jacques and Freed load Grasmick Lacrosse Club to the Mulbury Division of Club Lacrosso championship, is a nowcomer. Rodney Early has already been deemed a potential All-American defenseman, and Jason Green, who played for Morgan in 1974 5. are the most experienced among a group of six who vie for three attack men positions. A battle for goalkeeper exists botween two freshmen, George Gummer, the most experienced at the position, from Maryland Scholastic Association lacrosso champion Calvert Hall High, and Mike McBride, whom Frood feels is the better athlete. Mike Car- rington, last year's unsung hero who played lacrosse for the first timo in 1976, took over at goalie when Tom Albany, no longer at Morgan was injured in a car accident late in the season. He is a man without a permanent position; he can play them all fairly well. 83 Puddio'' Jones: goalward bound against Adelphi. Fowlkes and an Adelphi opponent battle for possession. Fowlkes (partially hidden) and Adelphi opponent at faceoff. 84 85 It’s if tango how a small, round object con attract such groat attention and causo so much anxiety. TODAY'S HERO All-American in Lacrosse — All-MEAC in Football SOPHOMORE MIDFIELDER JOE FOWLKES Joe Fowlkes was an unknown who had played on the second midfield in 1975 when the lacrosse season of 1976 began. Sixty- one goals and 14 games later he had made first team All-Ameri- can at midfield on the Sportswriters poll and honorable mention on the U.S. Intercollegiate All-American team. His 61 goals were the second highest total in both Division I and II; his five-points per game avorage (combined goals and assists) ranked 13th nationally; in Division II he ranked 4th in goals scored per gamo (4.1). Fowlkes had finished his season first in total scoring in both NCAA divisions but was surpassed by players who would eventually play more games than ho. Last season's performance, which included a nine goal effort against Georgetown, makes Fowlkes expoct oven better things for 1977. I have more to live up to, ho says. I have to practice harder to do hotter. Last year I didn't have anyone to pass to but now there's a surplus of talent and players.” This new-found notoriety has made him a markod man in lacrosse circles. Becauso of what I did last year people will be trying to show me up. I think that thoy will have to gring the game to me; thon I can play my own gamo. I don't have anything to prove to mysolf this yoar as I did last year, but I have to con tinuo to be consistent. Fowlkes feels that with his leadership, skill, and knowledge of the game, along with the team's ambition to be the best, Mor- gan will be in for a hell of a season. UP AND COMING It it the fooling of Margaret Barton, director of women's ath l tict and head volleyball coach, that tho tport will catch on and grow at Morgan and that studonts will enjoy watching tho game more as well as playing it. The telecasting of volleyball in the Olympics has helped its exposure.” Barton said. Student inter ®� t in the sport at Morgan will help it grow in importance. It's very popular on the varsity level with women. Many black schools have varsity volleyball programs for women. Increasing the program's progress at Morgan is partly a finan cial matter. Financial support is definitely needed for a top flight varsity program for women; at the samo time student sup Port is a MUST. We often do more criticixing of our own than we give support. We ask for support instead of constant criticism. Ms. Barton commented. First Row (knotting): Paulette Clagon Paula Clagon. Tanya Bryant: Second Row (standing): Tina Moplos. Nicole Banks. Gloria Cothran Natalie Adams. Maruice (Spidorman) Raeford. Helen Butler. Yvette Coloman. RESEEKING PROMINENCE Last season the women's track team went all the way to the national championships for women (undor American Intercollegi ate Athletics for Women), placing second in the AIAW with a squad of three freshmon (Paula and Paulotte Clagon. Lisa Batch), and one sophomore (Yvette Coleman). All except Batch are back and are joined by promising first-year runners such as Natalie Adams. Merleno Smith, Tanya Bryant, and Tina Maples. Bryant has replaced Batch on the 440 team, having become a starter for the indoor season. In light of recruiting costs, and attempts to field a men's team, women's track may be able to give back to Morgan the track reputation it once had sooner than tho mon, said onetime men's track superstar from the 1960s Nick Lee, now head coach of the track program. The feeling oxists that the program will reach oven groater heights when a few other minimum itoms aro added, such as pole vault and high jump pits, otc. The women's 440 relay team set a notional AIAW record in the mile relay (3:48). and 440 relay (47:6). and Paula Clagon ran the 440 dash in a record 55.5 m the Maryland Invitational Classic at College Park. Md. First Row (squoting): Michool Flowers. Neville Hodges. Jerry. Robert Vaughan: Socond Row standing): Carlton (Touche) Banks. Donald (Coope) Cooper. George Jackson. Jimmy Kidd. Clayton (Sykes) Davis. David (Hair) Walker. Maurice (Spidorman) Raeford. Lyle (Muscle- mafic) Baron. Lee, who has to commuto to and from Washington, D.C. to another job daily, said that former Morgan and MEAC cham- pion hurdler Maurice Raoford, now a student assistant, had boon instrumental in maintaining a practico schedule and keeping the team together during the times when Lee couldn’t make it out to Morgan because of his other job. Tho men's track team, in Lee's words, demonstrated that this phase of Morgan track was still alive. Wo impressed a lot of poo pie and showed a lot of esprit do corps. Lacking outstanding ♦alont, the team finished third in MEAC standings with maximum determination. Strong suits for both squads should be tho mon's mile relay, and the women’s 440 and 880 relays, collectively as well as individually. YESTERDA Y'S HERO A I960's Morgan Track Immortal NICK LEE The name brings back magic memories of a time in which Mor- gan was dominating national track power Nick Lee was a Mor- gan track superstar; among his many accomplishments were the setting of a world's record in the 400-meter hurdles and boing a member of tho NCAA champion mile relay team during the 1960s. He also ran on several international teams. Nick came back on tho MSU track scene March I, 1976, ten yoars after his graduation, to take on the title of unoffical track coach. It is a voluntary job that he accepted due to a per- sonal appeal by both the track team and Athletic Director Earl Banks. At the time he held the job of Director of Federal Rela tions and Special Gifts. Now he is on ployed in Washington, D.C. and has to commute to and from D.C.. making it impossible to come to daily practico sessions regularly. Becauso of this he feels le may have to give up the coaching position. 99 The articulate Morgan grad practiced his team hard and dis- ciplined them strictly. The hard work rosultod in new school records in the 440 relay by the men (40.7) and in the mile relay by the women (3:48). which is a national record also. Lee is concerned about roturning the track program to national prominence. He sees room for improvement within an already progressing program. Ho also likes the type of atmos- phere in which high schoolers would want to attain an education in and also participate in athletics. I don't see any monetary advancement in the job at this point, Lee said in a 1976 interview concerning his future pro gression,, but somebody has to do it. It has been a roal good experience, something I always thought about doing, and which needod to be done. Lee (with hand being relied) after he won another tract ovont. in 1966. NEW AND IMPROVED First Row: Loslio H. Thomas. Shoila Plummor. Hilda L. Francis. JoAn Cummings: Second Row: Kovin D. Jordan. Clyde Winston. John C. Joe Ison III. Joseph Moore. Bruce Koch. Mile Hartridgo. Jeff Norman: Not Pictured: Francino Saunders Greg Smith. Gymnastics, in its socond season at MSU, is making fantastic improvement, according to coach Jo An Cummings, from last season. The 1976-77 soason is the first one for Morgan in rogard to actual competition against other schools. The competition includes Towson State, Georgetown, Gaulludet, and Catholic University, all from the Eastern District of NCAA gymnastics of which Morgan is a member. Tho national champions have come from this district; in essence, the opposition is very tough. None theloss tho program, according to Cummings has progressed 100% in a year's time. At the time of this writing (Fob. 4), the team was involved in the Metro Invitational Tournament (Washington, D.C.) and the Maryland Open Moet against tho above opponents. In speaking of the ladies, Shoila Plummer, Leslie Thomas, and Hilda Francis are all around, or work tho uneven parallel bars, vaulting and bal- ance beams, and the floor oxorciso (a routine done on a 40 X 40 area con- sisting of tumbling and controlled stunts). Francine Saunders does floor and beam exorcises, and Juanita Pur- nell works from the trampoline. As for the men, Mike Hartridge does the sidehorse and rings; John Jackson does the rings as well as vault- ing and floor; Bruce Kerk does vault ing, parallel bars, floor; Joo Moore is the mon's all-around performer — rings, floor, side horse, parallel bars, high bar , vaulting, and trampoline — a i Clyde Winston who doesn't do tho sido horse. Kevin Jordon (who didn't return to school in January) did the rings, vaulting, and sidehorse. Greg Smith performs floor and vaulting manuovers. Whatever lies in Morgan's gymnastic future will depend on recruitment returns, but Cummings says that people all over the country are interested in attending MSU, the first and only Black gymnastic school in the Eastern District. rv J. Purnell works on trampoline. S. Plummer practices on min! beam. 91 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 92 NEW KID ON THE BLOCK Racquetball Is a new club sport and now to Morgan, one that catches on quickly. Morgan belongs to the Maryland Raquetball League, along with tho Towson YMCA, Aberdeen White Mash. Eastern, and the Jewish Commu- nity Center. It is said to be an easy game to learn but hard to master. The Ideal champion- ship player is described as ono who is calm, cool, hard-playing, and determined. A match in raquetball consists of six singlos matchos and three doubles matches. The team looks forward to a bright winning future. Tho playors at Morgan have become more serious about their performances and improving thomsolvos; the enthusiasm and desire is there, said Margaret Barton, women athletic director and a strong advocato of Raquetball. With these ingredi- ents. how can we lose? SPECIAL THANKS SO TO JOE MclVER. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR. FOR HIS HELP CON CERNING PICTURES. PRESS RELEASES. AND STATISTICS. K.C. RAQUETBALL TEAM MEMBERS Maxwell Brooks Marshall Dugan David Thomas (captain) Lawranca Berry Noah Johnson Cedric Dyce Joseph Moore N. T. Sharps Archie Trader 93 94 S.6. II SGA President JOHN R. CALHOUN SGA Vice-President DUANE ORR Staff Seated, (I to R): J. Clark, J. Whaler, L Sampson, D. Aikons. W. Deese, M. Groce, S. Marrow, D. Miller; Standing: B. Harris, J. Hawkins, L. Leggett. J. Hall, L. Causion, K. Williams, V. Harmon, D. Mack, M. Johnson, D. Orr, R. Wills, S. Glaudo, K. Berryman, D. Taylor. B. Brooks, V. Edwards, D. Jonos, A. Queon. 100 Janice Clark — Executive Secretary 101 DEPARTMENTAL HONOR SCHOLARS HONOR SOCIETIES DISTINGUISHED DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLAR IN MUSIC Valeria Foster DISTINGUISHED DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLAR IN SOCIOLOGY Jeane Guy DISTINGUISHED DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLAR IN MILITARY DISTINGUISHED DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLAR IN CHEMISTRY SCIENCE Tunde E. Odusina Walter R. HuntorJr. 105 PROMETHEAN KAPPA TAU M First Row. (L to R): M. loch, J. Fisher, K. Brown (President), C. Young. V. Younger; Socond Row: V. Chukwukelu. C. Word. 0. Hopkins, B. Horvoy, Or. R. 8rott (Advisor), V. Boqwol, W. Stuff ord, D. Smith; Third Row: D. Thompson, K. Alton. L. Ezeale, O. Akpakip, D. Cross, P. Pitts. G. Fowlkos; Fourth Row: E. Oguiko, L Ewbuchuiom, K. Thompson, M. Holiday. $. Liburd; Fifth Row: I W. Greaves. J. Purnsloy, Y. Armstood. r Tho purposo of Promothoon Kappa Tou Froshmon Sopho moro Honor Socioty is to motivato lowor division studonts to utiliio thoir maiimum capacities to become scholars and to become actively involved in the intellectual life of the univer sity. Membership is open to freshmen and sophomores, carry ing at least 15 credits per semester or 30 credits per academic year, who maintain a semester average of 3.0 or better and have earned no grade below C. 106 V 107 DEPARTMENTAL CLUBS ACCOUNTING CLUB ECONOMICS CLUB 108 CHEMISTRY CLUB fi: =■ .U ; . ►- uu ►- 0 MARKETING CLUB s S.A.M. PRE-PHARMACY Front. (I to R): 0. Smith. E. B l- ol . M. Tazw ll, L. Longhorn ; 8ack: M. Harm, A. Marco� . M. Bowman. E. Silv r� mith (Adviior), O. Jon � . SOCIOLOGY CLUB Front. (L to R): H. Pric . J. M � on, T. Mitcholl. L Mitch H; C nt r: M. Thom � , U. Ch m- b r«. J. Guy: 8«ck: T. Snowdon. y in PHI BETA LAMBDA, INC. Front. (L to R): M. Lankford, Z. Johnson, D. Davis. 8. Hutchins: Center: M. Mooro, F. Windley (Advisor), S. Ravenell. C. Thorp . V. Morton. C. Bryant. L. Harris. S. Long. D. Durant; Back: V. Scott. J. Saddler, Y. Thomas. G. Douglas. T. Mickle. PHYSICS CLUB Front: E. N. Thuku; Center. (I to R): K. Jones. E. Jones (V. Presi dent), A. Mack; Back: C. Russell (President), T. FoUyan. B. WJ lie ms. V______________________________) 112 URBAN STUDIES ASSOCIATION I R.O.T.C. RANGERS 113 Reserved Officers Training Corps Building leaderihip insido and outsido of tho class- room. 114 STUDENT CLUBS AND Assoc Arsons BAPTIST CLUB BOOSTER CLUB CARIBBEAN CLUB Front. (L to R): S. liburd, J. Hodga. Farguton. B. 8ogan. A. Harlay: Cantar: D. Smith, C. Evanj. P. Attanah. Roderick, D. Morton. J. Gomai, Y. Thomat; Back: I. Joioph, L. Brown. Jarry. A. Sutherland. HEALTH AWARENESS 117 INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS CLUB INTER-RESIDENCE COUNCIL -------------------------'N Standing, (L to R): D. Cook. K. McGill. 8. Kilqoro. 0. lavtiter (Advisor). R. Monroo. T. Hill, D. Gainos; Seatad: G. Murphy (Advivor). MUSIC OPERATORS GUILD NATURAL LIVING RESIDENCE ASSISTANTS ■ Saatad. (L to R): D. Robinton, D. laonard, K. Patart, F. Coow ll; Standing: V. Ho g«. L. Turnar. K. Bro-n. M. Holliday. M. Gar raft. D. Wmfiald. 0. Barnat. B. Brown. 8. Hutchint. UMOJA COUNCIL Saatad. (L to R): Pop N Fra . S. Glauda. P. Inktdala. L. Caution. J. Davit; Standing: J. Thomat. R. Williamt. C. Bryant. R. Manhall, K. THompton, S. liburd. B. 8av arly. 120 V SENIOR MENTORS SWEET SHOPPE WEAA 88.9 F.M ---------------------- Seated. (L to R): R. Ford. Dori� Ha iei, 0. Levin, A. Stewart; Standing: R. Digg� , K. Mfum'o, W. Morris. DIRECTORS ______________________J RECREATION STAFF 122 CHRISTIAN CENTER 123 0.0. 124 Council of Independent Organizations f The council of Independent Organization i organized in 1968 to identify independent organization who had common interett for I unify, togetherne � . brotherhood and titterhood. Tha Council contitt of eight organization : lofa Phi Thata, Sroova Phi Groove. Perthing Angel� . Perthing Rifle� . Alpha Phi Omega. Tau Alpha UptHon, Non Phi Non. and Yo P i Phi. Each organization within tha Council ha two rapra antativa whote ratpontibililiai are to vote and promote el other plant needed for tha Council to function toccettfuly. Evan though it it a council of eight different organization , our goal have alwayt bean to work at one. V________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________J 125 ALPHA PSI OMEGA Pint Row. (L to R): C. McF W n W IUr, J. Wit . D. Lynn Drtt«ne . C. Butch � : S «ood Row. (I to R): C. T. Johnton. C. D. Rtntom. C. J. Cun ningh«m. D. Jomiton, H. S. W Hon. ) •- 126 GROOVE PH I GROOVE c Pint Row, (L to R): 0. Slaughter, T. Gordon, C. Wait. S. ConweB. Darlene, G. Lockett, L. Morgan, R. Sparks; Center: C. She perd, H. Brown; Back. (L to R): K. Hayslett. L. Caution. K. Williams. G. Stantbury, S. Barkley (Ratted Fist). K. Woodt, C. Motley. ) Groove Phi Groove was founded at Morgan State Uni vertity in the year 1962. Our purpote is to promote unity and love, among our brothers and sitters, nationally and internationally. The former it our goal, the latter will express our future. IOTA PHI THETA _ Alpha Chapter, the firs of Iota Phi Th«ta. was founded or September 19. 1963. by 12 men who felt that they were too old and mature to 90 through a ridiculous pledge soason. It was origi nally called I Felta Thigh fraternity, lota'� purpose i� to establish brotherhood and a sense of mature responsi bility, while maintaining one's pride and confidence ■n one's self, lota has grown to 10 chapters since 1965. ________________J c (L to R): R. Newman, R. Williams. C. Brown. F. “Coconut Esennoson. T. Cruse. R. Curry, C. Osborn. ) 128 PERSHING ANGELS Th Society of Perilling Angel� we� eitebliihed February 9. 1965 by o diligent group of freihman women Thoy endeavored to promote Morgan State University «omen and to oitabliih a girl � drilling team at the oniverjity. The Perthing Angel� � trive to achieve perfection in drilling. With the help of all the Perilling Rifle� but etpocially that of the late John (Stony) Burke, Jr. The Perilling Angel� made their debut on May 13. 1965. which «at R.O.T.C. Day. Since that day. the Penh ing Angelt have been progronively moving forward. 129 oei (L to R): 0. Gal more, G. Fuller, W. Hunter. H. Du berry, W. Blount; Top: F. Harper, R. r ¥$ i Iri 15:5 5 = luV |i:-2£ PERSHING RIFLES SWING PHI SWING 131 TAU ALPHA UPSILON T«U Alphe Uptilon Fraternity wet bounded in 1968 Kere at Morgan Stata Univenity. A few of the Alpha Chapter founder� include: Michael Remiey. Loui� Burrell. Kenny Bavin� . David Crommarty. and Burly Coleman. The founding father� intended to bring a real dimention of Btaclne� � to fraternity life at Morgan State Univer«ity. YO PSI PHI � I Yo Psi Phi Sorority. Inc. was started in the fall of 1975 at Mo- gun State University and became a char tered organization in the spring of 1976. The sorority, started by 10 young women, strives to promote the ideals of love, unity and individuality. Now affiliated with the CIO Council at Morgan, Yo Psi Phi is Striving to reach higher goals. (L to R): Karen McGill, G. Hayward. S. Gattison, K. Thompson, R. Slade. Y. Taylor. Wiggins. I. Christopher. N. 133 GREEK PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Pint Row, (L to RJ: J. Wheeler, M. Grimttead- M. Richardton, S. Egerton; Second Row. (I to RJ: W. Jonoi, M. Gate� . L Branch. J. Carroll, L. Simmon� , G. Loino� , P. Thompion. Tho Pan Hellenic Council i the governing body of Morgan'� Groek community. Tho Council ha� workod untiringly to promota and in� ura harmoniou� relation- ihipt among all eampu� Graak latter orgeniiatiom. In tha fulfillmant of it goal, � ome of tha Council’� activi tia� ara tha all Graak Ruth Party, all-Greek Weak, and tha Pan-Hallanic Dance. ALPHA PHI ALPHA Alpha Phi Alpha Fratornity, Inc. it ha first Groek LeHar fraternity aitab lithad for Black man. It «at founded on Dacembar 4, 1906 at Cornall Univer tity. Bata Alpha Chapter wet foundad on Morgan Stato Univorsity Camput in 1926. Manly deodt. tcholarthip, and love for all mankind era tha eipratted aimt of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. Carrying out tha idoalt to promota a more perfect union the man of Bata Chapter are active in veriout camput and community affairs. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA G Firtt Row: Debra Johnton; Second Row. (I to R): C. Crawley. L. Smelh, C. Henry. 8. HewVim. P. Acty: Third Row. (L t Deeto, L. Howard. P. Thompton; Fourth Row, (L to R|: K. Miller, J. Alexander, 8. Johnton, D. AI� ton. C. Chrittian; Fifth Row. M. Grimttead. J. Wale� . D. Kintey. J. Green. P. Redmond. (L to R): W. Row. (L to R): Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., wat founded on the camput of Howard Univertity on January 23. IV13 and it the oldett college torority founded by Black Women. The Alpha Delta Chapter of the torority wat founded on the camput of Morgan State Univertity in May. 1926. by Helene Hath. The ttandardt of leaderthip. tervice. tcholarthip and character continue to characterije the torority and itt member� in college and the life of the community. In keeping with the goal� of the torority. Alpha Delta Chapter hat initiated many public tervice pro jectt. f V ii ? if f f:| J hi I if Hrs IS 3 ' 11 = i 1 I?; =• ol 5 : • -• CL tt £ I s S £ • § S f 2 r5 He s ? f: ir ' S 5. v x v t Q. 7 0 Ii II f I Ipk? f||t-f La25:’ LS w First Row. (L to R): D. Williamson. K. lewis. V. Scott, V. Ware; Second Row, (I to R): J. Jones. 0. Taylor, A. Thomas; Third Row. (I to R): 0. Clark, B. Jones, C. Harp. C. Giles. P. Webb; Fourth Row, (L to R): J. Gray, L. Simmons, R. Bell. DELTA SIGMA THETA IOTA PHI LAMBDA lota Phi Lambda Soror ity, Inc.. •� a torvico orgeniiation founded by Mi. Lola M. Parker June I. 1929 in Chicago, llli noil. Pint Row. (L to R): E. Jonkint. M, Richardson. S. Egerion: Second Row. |L to R): D. Nicholion. 8. Faiion, A. Porkint: Third Row. |L to R): C. Walker. KAPPA ALPHA PSI __J Flrjt Row: B. R. Huntley. L. Turner; Second Row: C. Ligon. 8. Jonet. R. Wiliamt. M. Sharp� , S. Littles. G. Lee. R. Hearn . 0. Jenkint. H. Lewis; Third Row; D. Randall. M. Greene. M. Pugh. R. Pugh. G. Marth. 0. Winfield. S. Mitchell. P. Brown. R. Giles. N. Fletcher; Fourth Row: A. Burrell. Sam. F. Irvin. Kappa Alpha Pti vat founded January 5, 1911, at Indiana Univer tity. Bloomington. Indiana. The Alpha lota Chapter was organized at Morgan in 1931. The fundamental purpot of the fraternity it achievement in all fieldt of human endeavor, placing emphatlt on brotherhood. OMEGA PSI PHI First Row, |l to R): A. Junius. J. Thomat. R. Jones. E. Scotti. G. Fuller. M. Harris; Second Row: B. Bryan. A. WiBiams. P. Harley. R. William� . L. Branch. 0. Gardener. K. Knot, B. William� , M. WiRiam� , C. Waldon. A. Rota. A. Smith; Third Row: T. Adam� . A. Dock. G. William� . C. Chatnay. M. Gowrriar. G. Whitakar. K. William� , C. McBride. S. Gardner, K. Travit. D. Bowtar. J. Carroll. Omega P� i Phi we� founded on November 17, 1911. at Howard Univer � ity by four man: Frank Coleman. Edgar Love. Otcar Cooper and Earnatt Ju� t. Pi Chapter wa founded October 23. 1923. on the campus of Mor gan State University. Since then the men of Pi have abided by Omega's high standard� and four cardinal principle� — Manhood. Scholarship. Perseverance and Uplift. The value of Omega lie� not in numbers but real brotherhood, eight men thoroughly immersed in the true Omega spirit are far greater assets than eighty with luke warm enthusiaim. PHI BETA SIGMA SIGMA GAMMA RHO YVONNE THOMAS. Section Editor SENIORS SENIORS PATRICIA ACTY Spocial and Elementary Education Capital Heights. 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Maryland EFFIES. JENKINS Spocial and Elementary Education Pleajantville, Now Jortoy WILLIAM W. JENNINGS. JR. Business Administration Baltimore. Moryland ALBERT JOHNSON Chemistry Baltimore. Maryland ARNITA L. JOHNSON Urban Studios Baltimoro. Marylond DONNA L JOHNSON Accounting Baltimoro. Maryland ERNESTINE L. JOHNSON Social Work St. Rivordolo. Moryland FAYE S. JOHNSON Business Education Baltimore. Maryland JACQUELINE J. JENKINS Business Administration Baltimore Maryland BARBARA A. JOHNSON Urban Studios Richmond. Virginia LEVOLIA JOHNSON Business Education Baltimore. Maryland 170 171 NOAH L. JOHNSON Physical Education Morion Maryland SHARION V. JOHNSON Secretarial Science Aberdoon. Maryland SYLVIA M. JOHNSON Social Work Waukegan, Illinois YASMIN JOHNSON Psychology Baltimore Maryland MILDRED M. JOHNSTON Business Education Boltimoro. Maryland ARVEY L. JONES Business Administration Boltimoro. Maryland CHAUNCEY D. JONES Business Administration Salisbury. Maryland ZELMOR M. JOHNSON Business Education Baltimore, Maryland CURLEY D. JONES Social Work Boltimoro. Maryland 172 DEBORAH A. JONES Business Administration Lindon. New Jo'sey DIANA E. JONES Psychology Baltimore Maryland FRANKLIN D. JONES Psychology Joppa. Maryland GILBERT E. JONES Biology Baltimore, Maryland GLORIA V. JONES Homo Economics Owingi, Maryland IRIS L. JONES PoliticoI Science Baltimore. Morylond LUERETHA JONES Business Administration Letohatchie. Alobama LYNNE G. JONES Spanish Baltimore. Maryland MELVIN A. JONES Mental Health Baltimore. Maryland GARY C. JONES Social Work PocomoleCity Maryland JENNIFER S. JONES Business Administration Severn. Morylond MONICA D. JONES Biology Severn, Maryland SANDRA G. JONES Rehabilitation Therapy Washington, D.C. DAVID J. JORDAN KITYA E. JORDAN ROOSEVELT LEONARD Busmen Administration Elementary Education JORDAN, JR. Baltimore. Maryland Hampton, Virginia Business Administration Baltimore Maryland JOANN K. JOSEPH Mental Health Baltimore. Maryland £ ROY JOYNES Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland MICHAEL A. KAMARA Political Science Baltimore. Maryland JANET C. KELLY Biology Baltimore, Maryland YVETTE D. KELLY Ehmontary Education Washington. D.C. STANLEY R. KIINGATI Butinass Administration Baltimore Maryland PAULINE 8. KNOX Elomoniory Education Baltimoro. Maryland PAMELIA S. 0. KENT Home Economic Education Sundorland. Maryland ABDUL W.KHADAR Chemistry Sierra Leone Wost Africa VICKI D. KING Home Economics Washington. D.C. GWENDOLYN D. KINSEY Elementary Education Laorelton. Now York ROBERT C. KNIERIEM Theatre Arts Baltimoro. Maryland ROSE KNIGHT English Baltimore. Maryland amadu kuyateh Geography Sierra Loono. Wost Africa PAUL A. KWAKYE Business Administration Ghana. Wost Africa MAURICE LAKANU Business Administration Lagos. Nigeria MRYNA D. LANKFORD Business Education Crisfield. Maryland EWETUYA O. LAWRENCE Business Administration Baltimore Maryland ELENORA LEE Psychology Baltimore. Maryland VANESSA C. LEMME Psychology Baltimore. Maryland DOROTHY LEMON Social Wori Baltimore. Maryland WILDREE LEMON Businoss Education Baltimore. Maryland IRMA J. LEON Psychology Baltimore. Maryland HENRY D. LEWIS Business Administration Hampton Virginia HALLIEP. LLEWELLYN English Nathalio. Virginia CURLEY LUCAS Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland RAYNER L. LITTLE Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland ANNA P. LLEWELLYN English Nathalie. Virginia SHARON LITTLES Economics Woodbridge Virginia KATHERINE M. McCASKILL Business Administration Baltimore Marylan 8RENDA Y. McCAULEY History Baltimore. Maryland vanessa s. McClain Homo Economics CHeverly. Morland PHYLLIS McCLINTON Community Mental Health Baltimore Maryland DIANE McCORD Social Work Baltimore. Maryland JESSE E. McCOY Business Administration Baltimore Maryland rose m. McIntosh History Baltimore. Moryland HERDISENE MclNTYRE Home Economics Baltimore Maryland ERMINE V. McLEISH Biology Baltimore. Maryland Barbara McFarland Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland TONI V. McNAIR Social Wolfaro Baltimoro. Maryland ARTINA M. McPHAUL Social Work Silver Spring . Morylond 178 tomasine b. mickle Business Education Boltimoro. Maryland DEBORAH J. MIDDLETON Business Education 8alt.mo e Maryland KAREN R. MILLER Rehabilitation Thorapy Silver Spring. Moryland F. DEVRON MINION Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland I CATHY A. MINOR Business Administration Richmond V-rginia CARLA L. MITCHELL Biology Baltimore. Maryland THERESA MITCHELL Sociology Baltimore, Maryland DEBORAH K. MONTAGUE Elementary Education Orange. New Jorsoy 179 SHEILA D. MOORE Biology Baltimoro. Maryland MICHAEL MOORE Business Administration Boltimcro. Maryland GRACIEM. MOORE Social Work Baltimore Maryland I. VANESSA MOORE Social Work Baltimore Maryland THERESA A. MOORE Business Administration ChoploOaks Maryland LARRY L. MOORING Businas Administration Hampton. Virginia MARGO T. MORRIS Elementary Education Salisbury, Maryland LEMMEL A. MOSLEY Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland ZELMA A. MOSLEY Political Science Joppatowno, Maryland WENDY A. NELSON Social Work Baltimore Maryland GERALD R.NESBIT Psvckrology Balt'more Maryland maryc.neubauer International Studios Baltimora. Maryland ANITA S. NEWMAN Business Administration Foyfttteville North Carolina Margaret o. newman Businoss Education Baltimore Maryland RICHARD L. NEWMAN Businoss Administration Landovor. Maryland delois newton Homo Economics Baltimore Maryland WILLIAM NEWTON. JR. Business Administration Baltimore Maryland 181 ARTHUR N. NGWUBE Business Administration Baltimore Maryland AUGUSTINE U. NNAMUKAH Chemistry Biology Nigeria. Wost Africa SHELLEY D. NORTHERN Social Wort 8ror «, Now York DOLLIE W. NICHOLSON Mental Health Baltimore. Maryland CHARLES N. NJOROGE Bui-nets Administration Baltimore, Maryland NWANKPA NKEM Political Science Baltimore. Morytand CHARLIE M. OAKS Bufinoss Administration Baltimore Maryland KENNETH H. OAKS Business Administration Baltimo'O Maryland VERLISA M. NORMAN Homo Economic Education Baltimore. Maryland DARRYL ODOM Political Science and Economics Houston. Texas BENJAMIN A. OGUNRINDE Accounting HitU.de Maryland FRANCIS O. OKEREKE Business Administration Logos Nigflf.i OLURANTI A.OKE BirJogv Balf-more Maryland NATHAN OKONKWO Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland .. PHILIP A. OLLA Business Adminutrot-on Baltimore Maryland VALENTINE C. ONUKWUGHA Business Administration BERNADETTE OVERTON Home Economics Balt'more Maryland Imo State Nige'a Picture Not Available IFEANYI E. OKONKWO Biology Bal imoro. Maryland ANTHONY U.OLANDU Mental Health Baltimore. Maryland KEITH B. OWENS H story Baltimore Maryland DORIS PARKER English Fayetteville. North Carolina WARREN T. PERTEE Business Management Baltimore. Maryland GAIL TERESA PINSON Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland JOAN R. PARKER DONALD F. PARKS General Home Economics Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland Baltimore. Maryland FAUSTINA R. PERRY Elementary Education Baltimore, Moryland KEVIN PETERS Science Education Glen Burnie, Maryland JAMES R. PETERSON Music Baltimore. Maryland CHRISTINE P. PHILLIPS Sociology Eostside Somerset. Bermuda Islands ROGER L. PLUNKETT English Baltimore, Maryland MELVILLE W. PUGH. Ill Biology Baltimore. Maryland ERNEST W. PURNELL. JR. Chemistry Wilmington. Delaware JUANITA A. PURNELL Physico! Education Snow Hill, Maryland JOANNE RADCLIFFE Biology Baltimore. Morylond MELVIN A. RHODES Pre-Mod Biology Washington. D.C. ALBERT QUEEN, JR. Accounting Baltimore. Maryland JAMES F. QUEEN Business Administration Baltimoro. Maryland REGINALD M. QUICK Social Welfare Charlotte, North Carolina ERIC W. RANDALL Economics Baltimore, Maryland BROUGHTON REID, JR. Accounting Baltimore. Maryland HARRY N. REMMELL Geography Baltimore, Maryland RODERICK E. RICHARDSON Accounting Baltimore. Maryland BERTHA E. RITCHIE Community Mental Health Ro'itortown. Maryland GINA A. ROBERTS Political Science Catontville. Maryland WILLIAM R. ROBERTS Business Administration Eejtorn Maryland BISHOP L. ROBINSON. JR. Business Administration Columbia. Maryland CHERYL B. ROBINSON Biofogy Scotch Plaint. New Jortey LEROY C. ROBINSON Busmen Administration Baltimore Morylond LULETHAC. R08INS0N Business Education Baltimore. Maryland MICHAELE B. RODGERS Physical Education Washington D.C. LINDA G. SAMPSON Urban Studies Washington. D.C. BERNARD W. SAVAGE Economics Baltimore Marylond ROSALIND ROSCOE Social Welfare Baltimore Maryland MAMIE R. ROYSTER Sociology Baltimore Maryland STEVE T. ROYSTER Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland BERNICE SAMUEL Elementary- Education $f. Thomas, Virgin Islands GENNITAR. SAMUELS Accounting Charlotte. North Carolina PLACIDA SAUNDERS Elementary Education THELMA SAVAGE Social Work Ba'timor Maryland PRISCILLA U. SAVOY Business Administration Baltimore, Maryland KARL R. SCOn Business Education Edgewater Maryland 187 VANESSA D. SCOTT Business Education Milford. Virginio ALBERT SCRIVENS. JR. Sociology Boltimoro. Morylond TAWANA H. SERRANO Geography Foirmont Pori, Morylond DELBERT SHARPS Bvlinan Administration Edgowotor Morylond LUKE F. SHAW. JR. Urban Studies Boltimoro. Morylond CONELL SHEPARD Businoss Administration Boltimoro. Morylond EDWARD L SHIVERS. JR. Physical Education Boltimoro. Morylond LAURA SIMMONS Business Administration Now York. Now York u RICHARD H. SLAUGHTER Speech Communication Plainfield Now Jersey DAVID A. SLOAN Political Science Washington. D.C. LATITA L. SMALLS Butinofs Administration Lowisdolo. Maryland JAMES L. SMALLWOOD. JR. Business Administration Baltirnoro Maryland ANNA M. SMITH Social Work Washington D.C. ANTHONY W. SMITH Psychology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CHARLES A. SMITH Mathematics Stolen Island Now York. DEAVER Y. SMITH. Ill Political Science Baltimore. Maryland DENNIS SMITH Political Science Glenrden Maryland JOHN E. SMITH Sociology-'Anthropology Baltimore Maryland JOHN H. SMITH, JR. Business Administration Baltimore Maryland JOHN T. SMITH Business Administration Baltimore Maryland 189 TROY L. SMITH Political Scienco Newburgh. New York THOMAS SNOWDEN Sociology Baltimore. Maryland CLARENCE SOMMERVILLE Busmen Administration Mount Vernon New York ANGELA L. SPEARS Businoss Administration Baltimore Maryland JOSEPH LEON SPENCE Music Education Baltimore. Maryland BOBBI SPIEGLER Social Work Baltimore. Maryland AVERY N. SPIKES Elementary Education Philadelphia Penntylvania GERIETTE STACKHOUSE Sociology Baltimore. Maryland 190 DELORES TAYLOR Business Administration Norfolk Virginia WILLIAM D. STANLEY Biology Baltimore. Maryland A MICHAEL SUMMES Art Education Baltimore Maryland CHARLENE STAFFORD Homo Economics Baltimore, Maryland MARYJ. STAINBACK Homo Economic Education Baltimore Maryland JUDITH L. STANFORD Business Administration Sooth Bend. Indiana VICTORIA D. STEPHENS Sociology Baltimore Maryland RUTH E. STRINGFELLOW Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland DAVID E. STANSBURY Music Education Baltimore Maryland R. GAILE SUTTON Political Science Kimton North Carolina JACQUELINE TAYLOR Social Work Washington. O.C. IRVING B. TAYLOR. JR. Psychology Baltimore. Maryland NATHAN S. TAYLOR Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland VANESSA R. TAYLOR Accounting Baltimore. Maryland DAMON D. TAZWELL Chemistry Baltimore. Maryland MUN2IO PIA TAZWELL Pro-Pharmacy Baltimore. Maryland ASHENAFI TEFERA Economics Baltimore. Maryland MONILOLA A. TENABE Physical Education Baltimore. Maryland BERNADETTE THOMAS DONALD U. THOMAS. JR. Accounting Biology (Pre-Medicino) Baltimore. Maryland Columbus. Ohio MARINDA THOMAS Elomontory Education Pasadena. Maryland MONICA L. THOMAS Sociology Lackawanna. New York 192 FRANKLIN 0. THOMPSON Accounting Baltimore. Maryland k PATRICIA O. THOMPSON RONALD R. THORNHILL Social Work tCli0i0?Yu Sotia f n Eait Now Market. Maryland Philadelph-a. Pennsylvania KIMBROUGH TRAVIS. JR. Accounting Cloveland. Ohio MARCIA R. TUCK Homo Economics Baltimore. Maryland JEFFREY THOMPSON Businoss Administration Baltimore. Maryland MICHAEL M. TRIPP Political Science Silver Spnng. Maryland MARILYN E.TURNAGE Recreation Baltimore. Maryland DEBORAH A. TUTMAN Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland JACQUELINE V. UNDERWOOD Accounting Baltimore. Maryland ELLEN M. VAUGHN Political Science Baltimore Maryland DORIS O. VERRETT Buii no a Administration Baltimore Maryland CATHERINE R.WADDILL Elementory Education Waihington. D.C. CARLA ANN WALKER Social Work Baltimore. Maryland CAROLYN J. WALKER Speech Communication Baltimore. Maryland YVETTE S. WALKER Elomontary Education Baltimore. Maryland 194 EVELYN WALLACE Business Administration Gaithersburg, Maryland MENDOZA WALLACE Psychofogy Baltimore. Maryland WINGAILR. WALLACE Social Work Baltimore. Maryland VANESSA WARE Psychology Chicago Illinois GERARDM. WASHINGTON Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland MICHAEL R. WASHINGTON Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland l LARRY N. WARD Accounting Baltimore. Maryland GREGORY E. WATSON Mathematics Baltimore, Maryland WAYNE A. WATTS Sociology Baltimore. Maryland 195 ALVIN T. WEBB Biology Baltimore Maryland MICHELLE WHEATLEY Urban Studios Baltimore. Maryland MARGUERITE A. WHITE Sociology Baltimore. Maryland CHRISTOPHER M. WELDON Psychology Annapoliv Maryland TIMOTHY C. WELLS. JR. Sacra Work Baltimoro. Maryland JOAN WELTY Mental Health Administration Baltimoro. Maryland YVONNE WILEY Elementary Education Nowork. Now J or toy MARJORIE C. WILKINS Political Science Baltimoro. Maryland ANTHONY A. WILLIAMS Buyness Administration Baltimoro Maryland DARLENE WILLIAMS Accounting Baltimore. Maryland EDNAK. WILLIAMS Business Administration Baltimore Maryland ELISE WILLIAMS Political Sconce Chicago Illinois LAVERNE WILLIAMS Homo Economic Education Baltimore Maryland NINA L. WILLIAMS Political Scionce Baltimore. Maryland ROBERT J. WILLIAMS Business Administration See Pleasant Maryland ROBERT L WILLIAMS. JR. Chomis try Millorsvifl . Maryland RUSSELL K. WILLIAMS History Baltimore. Maryland WANDA T. WILLIAMS Elementary Education W. Palm Beach Florido DEBORAH R. WILLIAMSON Social Work Seat Pleasant Maryland MARCEAIN WILLIAMSON Socia' Work Baltimore. Maryland MAUREEN D. WILLIAMSON Accounting Ettrick Virginio 197 BRADY W. WILLIS. II Business Administration and Accounting Dallas T«� a� PRINCE B. WILSON Physical Education Boltimoro. Maryland WILLIAM H. WOODEN Pro-Prof. Chamistry Baltimore. Maryland BRENDA WILLIS Sociology Baltimore. Maryland TERRI E. WILSON Social Work Cambridge Maryland GREGORY WRIGHT History Baltimore. Maryland ALVIN WILSON Accounting Baltimore. Maryland RHONDA E. WIMPLE Social Work Baltimore. Maryland SHARON R. WRIGHT Elementary Education Baltimore, Maryland BETTY L. WILSON Biology Baltimore. Maryland ROBERT W. WONGUS Business Administration Boltimoro, Maryland BRENDA WYNN Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland BRENDA L. YOUNG Elementary Education Baltimore. Maryland DAVID D. YOUNG. JR. Fine Arts Baltimore. Maryland JAMES W. YOUNG Accounting Baltimore. Maryland RODNEY E. YOUNG Business Administration Baltimore. Maryland SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Top — Loft to Right: Sharon Wright. Troosurer: Patrico Gilliam. Senator: Audrey James. Senator; Skip Butcher. Senator. Bottom — Left to Right: Rodney Foxworth. President: Vanessa Scott. Ms. Senior: Troy Smith. Vice Pres.: Elise Williams. Senator. 200 202 203 � 204 CONNIE M. ALSTON MICHAEL BOWMAN CORNELIA L. BROWN NORMA A. EDGECOMBE 206 207 IFEANYI E.OKONKWO LINDA PERKINS ARTHUR D. QUEEN PATRICIA REDMOND Homo Economics Baltimore. Maryland DONNA M. PARAULT MELANIE L. PASCHALL 20« 209 210 211 212 214 215 216 217 21 SENIOR CLASS 1977 Zelma Mosley. Senator Audrey James. Senator Elise Williams. Senator RODNEY FOXWORTH. Scott. Miss Senior oi TROY SMITH. VICE-PRESIDENT Patrice Gilliam. Senator Skip Butcher. Senator Sharon Wrioht Treasurer Delores Taylor. Secretary COLD SPRING LANE AND HILLEN ROAD BALTIMORE, MARYLAND 21218 To The Class of '77 I have enjoyed my term as your president this year. It was quite rewarding in many ways, some expected and cherished, some unexpected and chalked up for experience. I've learned many lessons from Morgan I hope we all have. Let those experiences at school and of the past guide you through Life. Remember that Morgan is only a microscopic sample of what the Outside World is like. But now your days of missing classes and profiling are over. You must enter our society as full fledged members with degrees in your various disciplines. Carry yourselves in the best way possible to exist in this world bequeathed to us by our elders. Although it is a cruel world full of injustices, we must not let ourselves become one of the many who've passed before us and made it so. I know that you or I can't change it in a day I just do your best-to help others in need. So into the world we go, full of ideals and misconceptions about Life. Remember that you have a double duty to perform. You must strive forward, making your own way in the world, upholding the decision which gave you your degree but not only for yourselfJ you must also make a channel for those Morgan graduates who follow. Such is your mission to yourself, to Morgan and to your people. Thank You, Rodney Dean Foxworth tmn 221 JACYNTA AOAMS ROSCOE BRIDGES DEBORA BARNES VICKI BAXTER SHEILA BERNARD MAJERUTOS BOMETT JACQUELINE BOWDEN JAN BOYKINS MYNICHIA BRAXTON LINDA BROGDEN SHARON BRYANT COOKIE BUSH REGINA CAULLEY LUCIA CHRISTOPHER KIMBERLY COX 224 225 f %« I 226 DECREE CROSS VERNEHA CROWDER TAWANA DIAL ROSITA DOUB BARBARA DRAKE VANESSA HODGES BRENDA HARVEY RHONDA GREENE JADA HAMILTON PAMELA HARRIS ROBERT ELLIOTTE SHARI FAUNTLEROY TITUS FOLAYAN SANDRA FRANKLIN MARK GLAZE 227 KAREN HOOPER JONNY IROFUALA LISA JACKSON ANGELA JAMES DENISE JAMES THERESA JAMES TIJUANA JAMES REBECCA JOHNS DAVIDA JONES RALPH JONES TEENA JORDON MARIA KELLEY INGRID LANE REGINALD LEWIS JOANNA LOMAX 229 230 PAMELA S. LONG RAYMOND McDUFFIE ROBBYN MclNTOSH ELEANOR McLEOD YOLANDA MANNING CHERYL MARIE TERRY MARSHALL DEVRON MINION RODRICK MONROE EDWARD MOON GARY NYE TAMPA PARKER JOHNELIA PETTICE PATRICIA PITTS HOLLYE POWELL FREDRICK PRAYLO JEFF RICHARDSON SHEILA R08INS0N SOPHIA SAMPLE PATRICE LITTLE FRANCINE SAUNDERS DIANA SMITH RENEE STUKES EDWARD TAURO GEORGIA TAYLOR YVETTE TAYLOR JOEL THOMAS KAREN THOMPSON DOLLY TUCKER BAR8ARA WALLACE 232 growing ovor moro Karon ccc Illi hi mi Xr—-y i; ||| ni || ||2 mi OF ANDREW BILLINGSLEY AS PRESIDENT OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY OF ANDREW BILLINGSLEY AS PRESIDENT OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY THE INAUGURATION OF ANDREW BILLINGSLEY AS EIGHTH PRESIDENT OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER FIFTH NINETEEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SIX THE INAUGURATION OF ANDREW BILLINGSLEY AS PRESIDENT OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY G. James Fleming. Chairman of the Board of Regents, Presiding Organ Prelude Roberc Johnson, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences Fantasia in A Minor J S Bach Chorale Prelude on Quern Pastores ................ H Willan Processional Trumpet Voluntary Trumpet Tune Invocation National Anthem Hymn (thepeople standing) Come Thou Almighty King ’ The Welcome G James Fleming Anthem by the University Choir.................................. Nathan Carter, Director Praise John A. Sweeney Greetings From the Faculty Horace Judson, Vice President for Academic Affairs From the Alumni William Martin. President. General Alumni Association From the Classified Employees Christine M Swear. President. Morgan Chapter, Maryland Classified Employees Association From the Students Johnny Calhoun. President. Student Government Association From the City of Baltimore The Honorable William Donald Schaefer. Mayor, , City of Baltimore From the State of Maryland The Honorable Marvin Mandcl. Governor. State of Maryland Anthem The University Choir The Harvest is Plentiful James Cleveland Induction Remarks . Charles I Schottland. Dean. The Florence Heller Graduate School for Advanced Studies in Social VP etfare. Brandeis University, Former President. Brandeis University James E. Cheek. President, Howard University Roger W Heyns, President, American Council on Education, Former Chancellor. University of California Berkeley Anthem The University Choir In His Care o William Dawson Administration of the Oath of Office G. James Fleming The Investiture The Honorable Marvin Mandel. G. James Fleming. President Ementus Martin D Jenkins. King V. Cheek. President, Union for Expenmenting Colleges, and Former President, Morgan State University Horace Judson. Phillip Savage. Johnny Calhoun. Christine M Sweat The inaugural Address Andrew Billingsley. President, Morgan State University THE ALMA MATER Benediction Harold Carter. Minister, The New Shiloh Baptist Church Recessional Toccata . E. Boellmann 'The words for this hymn will be found on the last page of this booklet Jeremiah Clarke Henry Purcell Quincy D. Cooper. Director, The Morgan Chnstian Center CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOR THE INAUGURATION Friday, October 22 Saturday, October 23 Sunday, October 24 Monday. October 25 Tuosday. October 26 Wednesday, October 27 OF ANDREW BILLINGSLEY AS EIGHTH PRESIDENT OF MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 7 p.m. I p.m. 11 e.m. 9 a.m. 2 p.m. 8 pjn. 6 p.m. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGE MENT SYMPOSIUM I: PROBLEMS FACING SMALL BUSINESS MEN Andrew Brimmer. Pretldent Brimmer and Company. Incorporated. Economic and Financial Consultanti, Waihington, D.C. HOMECOMING FOOTBALL GAME Morgan Boart vs. Delaware Hornet� FORMAL OPENING OF INAUGURAL ART EXHIBITION (8y Invitation) Resonance: Mel Edwards. Sam Gilliam, and William William� Sponsored by the Morgan State University Gallery of Art. Co sponsored by The Pierian� Patrons: Black Enterprise, Incorporated Bothlehem Steel; and Parks Sausage Company FORUM: RELIGION IN HIGHER EDUCATION — PROBLEMS AND PROSPECTS. Samuel Gandy. Profossor of Religion. School of Thoology. Howard University CONVOCATION: SPIRITUAL FOUNDA TIONSOF EXCELLENCE.” George Outen. Executive Director. Board of Church and Society, United Methodist Church—- INSTALLATION OF DIRECTOR. MORGAN CHRISTIAN CENTER Quincy D. Cooper SOCIAL WORK — SOCIOLOGY SYM POSIUM: 8LACK FAMILY LIFE. Joyce A. Ladner. Associate Professor of Sociology, Hunter Colloge of the City University of New York Daniel C. Thompson. Vico President for Academic Affairs and Professor of Sociology. DiUerd University Harriet Poat Trader. Associato Doan for Clincal Programs. School of Social Work and Community Planning, Univorsity of Maryland UNIVERSITY LECTURE: THE ROLE OF PREDOMINANTLY 8LACK UNIVER SITIES: PAST. PRESENT. AND FUTURE. Vernon Jordan, Executive Director. National Urban Loaguo BICENTENNIAL LECTURE SERIES: HISTORY ANDCULTURE OF MINORI TIES. — Exhibit and Lecturo. Carlton A. Funn. Teacher and Intor personal Relations Resource Consultant McKeldin Centor Hughes Stadium Lowor Gallery I Murphy A 202 Christian Center Christian Center Jenkins 104 Murphy Auditorium 8p.m. IRA ALDRIDGE PLAYERS PRESENT THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT” BY EDWARD LEAR. Directed by Harmon Watson, Chairman, Department of Speech Communication and Theatre Arts Little Theatre Thursday, October 28 11 a.m. HONORS CONVOCATION Murphy Auditorium 3pm. FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES LECTURE: ‘BLACK COLLEGE AGENDA OVER THE NEXT DECADE: RENAISSANCE OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE. Randolph Bromery, Chancellor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst Campus 8p.m. INAUGURAL ORGAN RECITAL Roben Johnson, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Morgan State University Murphy Auditorium Friday, October 29 11 a.m. SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND MANAGE- MENT SYMPOSIUM II: NEW PERSPECTIVES IN EDUCATION.” Wilbur Cohen, Dean, School of Education, U niversiry of M ichigan Murphy Auditorium Monday, November 1 11 a.m. DEDICATION OF SOPER LIBRARY Rutherford D. Rogers. University Librarian, Yale University Soper Library Wednesday November 3 9a.m.- 3 p.m. OPEN HOUSE Multi-Media Presentations at 10 a.m., 12 noon, 2 p.m., and 4 p.m. Communication Center 10a.m. CONVOCATION COMMEMORATING NEW PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS Parren J. Mitchell, United States Congressman. Maryland, Seventh District Murphy Auditorium 2:30p.m. SCHOOL OF EDUCATION PA. EL: EDUCATION: CHALLENGE AND COMMITMENT. Jenkins 104 2:30p.m. SCHOOL OF URBAN STUDIES AND HUMAN DEVELOPMENT PANEL: QUALITY OF LIFE. Jenkins 103 Thursday. November 4 8:15 p.m. INAUGURAL CONCERT Morgan State University Choir, Nathan Carter, Director. Morgan State University Band, John Ncwson. Director. Elaine Kelly, Pianist Joseph Eubanks. Bass-Baritone Murphy Auditorium Friday, November 5 11 a.m. INAUGURAL CONVOCATION Reception following in Galleries II and III Murphy Auditorium SPECIAL EXHIBITIONS ON DISPLAY THROUGHOUT THE INAUGURAL PERIOD: 1. Selected Congratulation Messages to President Andrew Billingsley in Lobby of Murphy Fine Arts Center. 2. President Andrew Billingsley's Publications in Soper Library. 3. A Photographic Essay on Morgan in Soper Library. 4. An Exhibition on Judge Morris A. Soper in Soper Library. J. The Inaugural Art Exhibition opens October 23 and continues through November 19 in Lower Gallery I, Murphy A-202. (Gallery hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Mondays through Fridays. Other hours are arranged on request.) SURROUNDED BY HISTOR Y Wo como to thit occasion today surrounded by both historical and contemporary reminders of our mission. November is the month of the founding of this institution by a small band of dedicated Methodists in 1867. It also marks the com- memoration of Maryland Emancipation Day. started in November. 1867, by that most distinguished Marylander, tho other Hopkins, Nathaniel Hopkins, born a slave in Maryland, who, . . . inaugurated this day as an annual ovont of feasting and prayer. Wo come to this occasion also in the autumn of tho year, the Thanksgiving season, when all of naturo sooms caught up in the simulta- neous celebration of tho harvest, of its past, and the redodication to the long winter which lies ahead. And thus we aro reminded that the harvest or challenges facing us aro indeed plentiful, even though tho laborers and the resources to develop that harvest aro all too few. The University Mae� , carried by Chiof Marshall, Dr. Clayton C. Stansbury. President Billingsley flankod by Mayor WiUiem D. Schaefer and Lieutenant Gov- ernor Blair Lee and Student Government President John Calhoun. 240 AND REMINDERS OF OUR MISSION I i kiiM (1948 1970): Or. Thorn � Fratar (1970 71. 1974 75); and Dr. KIrvg V. Chook (1971 74). logo, and Towion Stata Univar� ity. Tho Univ«r� ity'� Board of Rogant� . . . Each of thoso man (formor presidents of Morgan) has articulated the essential mission of Morgan State University. It is an institu tion dedicated to Black Americans, opon at anytime to any student, whatever his raco, creed or national origin, who is able to benefit from its programs. It is an institution devoted to tho highest standards of scholarship and ever sonsitivo to the special noods of the community which surrounds it. — Androw Billingsley COMMITMENT W at Morgan understand that a commitment to excellence Is not only a commitment In the conventional sense to high quellty teach- ing and research, but also and more importantly It means an Irrevocable commitment to move forward the cause of human dignity; a commitment to the uplift of the poor, the dispossessed, the disfranchised and the downtrodden; a commitment to the creation and maintenance of an environment that nurtures the growth of moral and ethical values; a commitment, in general, to the improvement of life. We charge you to raise high the banner of human dignity over Morgan so that all who see it may know who we are and what we are about, and might be guided by our example. Bo assured that you will have our unswerving support as we stride together towards excel- lence. Dr. Horace A. Judson Vice-President for Academic Affairs . . to Excellence . . . Thoroforo, we regard MSU as something more than an ordinary institution of highor learning. For all of us in the National Alumni Association of MSU, it is a charge to keep, a purposo to fulfill, a goal to pursue, and a legacy to preserve. — William R Martin, President National Alumni Association . . . The staff has made a commitment as you bocome the eighth president of this institution ... to strive to improve tho quality and quantity of work along with promoting unity, cooperation, understanding, and abovo all rospoct for oach other. 'He who is virtuous is wise; ho who is wise is good; he who is good is happy’. — Ms. Christino Sweat, Representative Maryland Classified Employoos Association . . . By his direction we have geared oursolves toward excellence and have begun to stride along with him. — Johnny Calhoun. President Morgan Student Government Association. Even while the genius of Black Americans is generally recognized, and even as we exemplify in our daily work tho mannor in which individuals and groups continue to excell . . . the sad fact is that in the larger community this genius and the enormous contribution it can make to the world go largely unrecognized, unrewarded, commercially exploited, inadequately honored and preserved and infrequently studied. . . Yet even as we maintain our primary commitment to the education of Black Americans, even as we expand our openness and receptivity to persons of all races, creeds, and colors, we seek to become a university, second to none, both despite and because of our particular cultural heritage. We seek to transcond tho limitations of tho past oven as wo use the past as an anchor from which to oxploro tho limitless possibilities of the future . . . In ordor to make this contribution to this state and the nation, wo shall havo to havo at Morgan expanded facilities, faculty and other resources requirod to do tho job. Just as wo cannot make brick without straw, we cortainly cannot train blacks without the necessary laboratories, faculty and cooperation from other institutions.” 244 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITY BALTIMORE MARYLAND 21239 ornct or the prcsiOent February 7, 1977 To the Class of 1977: Congratulations! You have now reached the end of your undergraduate careers. I am sure, as you look back, you have many pleasant memories — many rich experiences — many frustrations — many disappointments. We have endeavored to help you prepare yourselves for worthwhile choices of future careers and more enriched lives. Our efforts will be assessed as we observe the progress you have made in the years ahead. Those of us who remain at Morgan State University will watch you with high hopes. There are no limits to your attainments; the goals you reach depend on your own abilities and determination. You will make all of us proud as you live up to the Spirit of Kunta Kinte. Do come back and visit us from time to time and make every effort to participate in alumni activities. Shower us with news of your accom- plishments so that others may know of things in which you have excelled. Yours for a greater, more dynamic Morgan State University as we strive toward excellence. Sincerely, N % • s. Andrew Billingsley President KATHY BREWER, Section Editor rfICULTy AND ADMINISTRATION FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF REGENTS MRS. ODESSA HAHN I r . � MRS. EDNA O. CAMPBELL VicaCFairparwn DR. REBECCA E. CARROLL CHARLES S. DAVIS DR. G. JAMES FLEMING Chairparton FRANCIS W. GATES NATHANIEL HOFF mrs. enolia McMillan ALFRED P. RAMSEY Picture Not Available ANDRE CARRINGTON Studont Mo nb«r o- ■« ANDREW BILLINGSLEY. Pfc.D.. L.H.D. MR. ROBERT DIXON Aii tfont to Vic® Pr lid«nt 250 ACADEMIC AFFAIRS College of Liberal Arts School of Business and Management School of Education School of Graduate Studies School of Urban Studies and Human Development Center for Continuing Education Academic Resources The College of Liberal Arts College of Liberal Aris 253 Auooata Dean OR. ARLENE MACIIN Awittant fo Kc Daan MRS. MARY A. FRANKLIN DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS OR. HARRY L. JONES Ef gK� h OR. STEPHEN J.GEWIRTZ Mathamatici 254 DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS OR. OTTO BEGUS PhilotopKv DR. JULIUS H. TAYLOR PfcyPCt OR. GEORGE R. CARTER PlycKokxjv OR. C. VERNON GRAY Political Scianca PROF. HARMON WATSON Spaach Communication and Thaatra Art� DR. RICHARD O. HOPE Sociology FACULTY PROF. NILA BOWDEN Ertgliih MWALIMU A. CHINEDOZI ANONYE Hijtory CPT. JOHN H. BRANCH Military Sc ante DR. HOWARD BELL Hittory DR. ELAINES. 8RESLAW Hittory ALEA JEANETTE COLEY Hitfory CAPT. MICHAEL A. DAVIDOVICH Military Science ACHAMELEH DELEBA Art Gallary BORIS BOHUN CHUDYNIV Foreign Larquaqoi DR. L PEARL BROWN Chamiitry VALERIE F. DUDIK Englith 254 FACULTY DR. CLIFFORD D. DuRAND Philosophy DR. CLARENCE A. FAULCON Music OR. LUCIA S. HAWTHORNE Speech Communication and Thaotre Arts MEI CHIHC.W. HSU Mathematics PROF. WILLIAM L. DUTCH English DR. ROBERT L GILL Political Science PROF. FRANCES B. HILL Music DR.IVAS. JONES English a PROF. JOSEPHS. EUBANKS Music DR. SUZANNE E. GREENE History DR. CHENG JIN FAN Biology PROF. WILLIAM H. HAITHCOCK Music PROF. BURNEY J. HOLLIS English FACULTY ELAINE KELLEY Mu� ic OR. KWANG T. KIM Hittory PROF. JAMES E. LEWIS Art DR. MARY JANE LUPTON Ef'qlith PROF. LEW KOWARSKI Mathematics DR. PAUL E. LOGAN Foreign Language! DR. JESSE N. McDADE Philosophy BETHA D. McMILLAN Mathematic� PROF. CARLEEN S. LEGGETT Foreign Language� DR. ROLANO C. McConnell History DR. SANDYE JEAN MclNTYRE. II Foreign Language� PROF. LOIS M. McMILLAN Engllih FACULTY OR. BIBHA MUKHERJEE Geography OR. FREOERICK W. OLIVER Physics DR. NATHANIEL K. PROCTOR Biology LESTER H. SHEPPERSON Psychology PROF. JOHN E. NEWSOME Music DR. OSBORNE C. PARCHMENT Mathematics MAJOR HOWELL C. SASSER Military Science MELVIN MILES. JR. Music YUTH NIMTKITPAISAN Biology EVANGELIA H. NATIVIDAD Foreign Languages OR. THERMAN B. O'DANIEL English PROF. MARGARET A. REID English FI DR. ERNEST F. SILVERSMITH Chemistry A DR. BIBHUTI R. MAZUMDER Chemistry. PROF. ROSALYN TERBORG PENN History DR. SOCRATES SAUNDERS Mathematics FACULTY DR. GEORGE SINKLER History DR. WALTER TAL80T Mathematics PROF. I. W. E. TAYLOR Philosophy PROF. ROSA F. TAYLOR English 260 FACULTY OR. HUSH S. VANCE Chemistry CLAUDETTE McFADDEN WALKER Speech Communication and Theatre Arts OR. MAX WILSON Philosophy PROF. ANN VENTURE YOUNG Foreign Larquagos t PROF. CLIFTON F. VINCENT Political Science PROF. A. C. WARRINGTON Biology DR. ISAIAH WOODWARD History DR. EDITH von ZEMENSKY Foreign Languages 261 The School of Business and Management School of Business and Management DR. BROADUS SAWYER D an DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS PROF. CHRISTINA RICKS Accounting MR. ENOBONG E80H Businas Administration MRS. PRIMA BRYSON Busmass Education and Sacrata'ia! Administration DR.OANIEL SPENCER Economics 265 FACULTY DR. HOWARD L. ALFORD Bvvnaii Adminiitration MRS. CAROLLE CARR Economic! and Buiinoii ffe; PROF. DENNIS CROSBY Economic! and Buiinoii MRS. BERNICE EBOH Economic� and Businos! DR. WILFRED J. GARVIN Accounting and Financa PROF. STEVEN GIBSON Economic! and Bolinaii MS. EARNESTINEC. HARGROVE Economic! and Buiinau MRS. BERNICE E. HENDERSON Economic! and Buiinaii MR. THOMAS E. HICKS Economic! and Buiinaii PROF. MWANGI KARANGU Economic! and Butman DR. WILLIAM L. MALONE Buiinaii Adminiitration PROF. WILLIAM H. PROCTOR Bi linan Adminiitration PROF. VENKATRAMAN SUBRAMANIAN Economic! and Buiinaii MR. JOSEPH KIMANI Economic! and Buiinaii MR. FRANK TURNER Economic! and Buiinaii 26« The School of Education 268 School of Education OR. RICHARD JAMES D«an DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS OR. FREDERICK ANDERSON Educabor ) Foundation and LaadafiK.p DR. ESTHER RIDLEY Comprehanuva Soane� and Scianca Education 270 DR. RONALD L. BLOOM Education r • DR. LIONEL DUNCAN Education DR. DENNIS LEE 8ROWN Education SIDNEY G. EDWARDS Education PROF. WILLIAM A. BROWN Health and Phyj. Ed. DR. OTIS FROE Education DR. ROBERT B.COLLAGAN Science Education DR. LEON DONALDSON Science Education PROF. ERNEST C. HAMMOND Science Education DR. MILFORD A. JEREMIAH Reading Program DR. WILLIAM JOHNSON Education DR. RUSSELL V. KELLY Science Education JAMES MACK Physical Education PROF. CLIFTON McDonald Science Education 271 faculty DR. ANDREW STEVENSON Soonco Education CHARLES A. TAL8ERT Curriculum and Initruction 272 The School of Graduate Studies ART BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION BUSINESS EDUCATION EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENGLISH HISTORY HISTORY— SOCIAL SCIENCE MATHEMATICS MUSIC EDUCATION PHYSICAL EDUCATION POPULAR CULTURE READING RECREATION ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION SCIENCE URBAN EDUCATION URBAN PLANNING AND POLICY ANALYSIS 274 School of Graduate Studies DR. CLARA I. ADAMS Dean 275 The School of Urban S+ud ies and Human Development School of Urban Studies and Human Development 278 DEPARTMENT CHAIRPERSONS PROF. JANE ENTY Home Economic� PROF. ELIJAH ROWE Urban Studio� OR. L.MOYNE MATHEWS Social Wolfaro FACULTY PROF. MOGESAYELE Urban Studia DR. FRANCES N. BECKLES Social W©rl MR. LEROY DURHAM Urban Affa if MR. CHARLES D. FLETCHER Urban Studia MR. TIMOTHY R. HARRIS Urban Affair MRS. NORMA MAIDEN Human Ecology MR. S. MITCHELL SOL8ERG Horn Economic PROF. THOMAS THOMPSON Social Work The Center for Continuing Education i 282 Center tor Continuing Education DR. BERYL WILLIAMS Dean MRS. VIVIAN RECKLEY Upward Mobility College MICHAEL BRYANT Project Upward Bound MRS. F. CLINTON G.E.D. Academic Resources 284 COOPERA TIVE EDUCA TION COUNSELING CENTER COLLEGE II RECORDS AND REGISTRATION THE LOWER DIVISION CENTER FOR CURRICULUM IMPROVEMENT SOPER LIBRARY Academic Resources Directors MRS. LENA McKINNEY Cooperative Education DR. RUTH BRETT Cowitelling Center DR. CALVIN WOODLAND College II DR. CLAYTON C. STANSBURY The Lower Division DR. ZOLA BOONE Center for Curriculum Improvement MR. HOUSTON L. STANSBURY Records end Registration 286 MR. GEORGE GRANT Univertity Librarian STAFF MS. BRENDA ALLEN Counseling Center MR. WILLIAM E. CALE Library MS. PEGGY CRAWFORD Counseling Center MRS. DOROTHY ELEY Library MISS SHERRY EVERETT Counseling Center MR. STREPHON JOHNSON Library MR. AH SENG KAUN Library W «.I IV -w — MISS MADELINE D. MS. SHARON LUCAS LANGHORNE Library Library MR. HOWARD LITTLE JR. Library MR. WADE MORAGNE EL Library MRS. MARGUERITE E. SIMS Library MRS. OTELIA A. MORTON Library MS. DENICIA J. F. NANCE Library MS. ANY OKARO Educational Materials STUDENT AFFAIRS VICE PRESIDENT Dr. Gorald McCantt ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT Mr. Michaal Cryor DIRECTORS 289 OR. EUGENIE PHILLIPS H alfh $«rvicoi MRS. DAISY SAUNDERS Houvirxj JOSEPH PERCHES Prog ami ADMINISTRATION DR. JOAN S. WALLACE Vico-Proiidont DIRECTORS 291 OR. WILFRED GARVIN Federal Relations UNIVERSITY PLANNING DR. PAULINE FREDERICK Direc of 292 DR. ROGER K. WILLIAMS Vic«-Prai d«nt f(x Planning and Operation� Analyvs MR. GEORGE SCOTT Aji'itant to tKo Vico-Pro jidont DR. MAURICE WILSON Institutional Research Director 293 BUSINESS AND FINANCE DR. WRIGHT LASSITER Vic«-Pfo� id«nt DIRECTORS FLAN COUCH Public Safety and Security THOMAS NOORANI Industrial Engineer ELMER PATTERSON Capital Planning VERNON DORKINS Physical Plant DIRECTORS JOHN COLLARD Porsonnol EDWIN R. GOLDEN Business Operations MELVINA M. FOSTER Administrativo Assistant FELIPE INOCENCIO Suporvisor ol Budqo WEAA 88.9 —F.M. THE ALTERNATIVE SPECTRUM A NEW DIMENSION'' AT MORGAN. . . On January 10. 1977, WEAA 88.9 F.M. began broadcasting from Holmes Hall on the campus of Morgan State University. Actual construction of the station was begun by the University Maintenance Department in June, 1976. Rooms 200, 202, 204, and 206 were renovated for sound proofing. New equipment replaced the old equipment that was used for a speech lab. WEAA is striving for positive direction. Its studio will be used as a field lab for students and the M.S.U. community. So let's tune in to the Alternative Spectrum. WEAA We are We are you We aro despite Who you think We are We are students We are teachers We are founders We are leaders We are children of the Univorso We are you . . . WEAA is a sound AL STEWART — GENERAL MANAGER 300 Transmitting House New equipment in studio. Wireman Making Connection RODNEY K. DIGGS Opera tions Director and Announcer TEA MONTIER News Reporter ANTHONY S. DAVIS Music Director — Announcer RICHARD LUCAS Board Operator and Technical Assistant 302 I MAHOGANY MESSAGE MEDIA Program Director and Announcer GREGORY CHEW Reporter DAVE LEVIN News Director DAVID C. BRYCE Sports Director DORIS V. HAWKCS Executive Secretary 303 mVONW chesterfield AVON W. CHESTERFIELD AVON W. CHESTERFIELD 306 SL CO-ED If OR-IN-CHIEF GARY LOCKETT GARY LOCKETT GARY LOCKETT 308 PROMETHEAN STAFF — 1977 PROMETHEAN STAFF — 1977 PROMETHEAN STAFF — PROMETHEAN STAFF — CO EDITORS........................AVON CHESTERFIELD GARY R. LOCKETT ASSOCIATE EDITORS.....................CHERYL W. HALL KENNETH CLARKE DERRICK SMITH SONIA LIBURD YVONNE THOMAS SHARON HARP KATHY BREWER BUSINESS MANAGER...........................PATRICIA PITTS ASST BUSINESS MANAGER.........................LAURA SIMMONS PHOTOGRAPHERS..................................WADE JONES REGGIE LEWIS JULIO SMITH VALARIE CURRY SECRETARIES..........................KAREN N. GREEN ANITA GREEN ARTIST..........................................DAX ADVISER...........................PROF. BURNEY HOLLIS PROMETHEAN STAFF — 1977 PROMETHEAN STAFF — 1977 309 ASSOCIATE CHERYL W. HALL New Dimensions KENNETH CLARKE Sports SONIA I. M. LIBURD Organizations YVONNE THOMAS EDITORS KATHY BREWER faculty and Administra KAREN N. GREEN Executive Secratary ' - V 44k PATRICIA PITTS Underclassmen WADE JONES Photography 31� LAURA SIMMONS Assistant Business Managor ANITA GREEN Secretory JULIO SMITH AND REGGIE LEWIS Photography DERRICK SMITH 312 BURNEY HOLLIS Promethean Adviser SHARON HARP Soniors SERVICE 1 316 SPOKESMAN PUBLICATIONS SPOKESMAN PUBLICATIONS SPOKESMAN PUBLICATIONS SPOKESMAN PUBLICATIONS SPOKESMAN PUBLICATIONS ' spokesman EDITOR IN CHIEF...........................BRIDGET OWENS ASSOCIATE EOITOR..........................CHERYL HASKINS BUSINESS MANAGER ............................KEITH SMITH EXECUTIVE SECRETARY.......................BERNICE SMAUEl COPY EOITOR.................. ROGER PLUNKETT LITERARY EOITOR..............................ROSE KNIGHT ASS T TO COPY EDITOR .........................JUDY GRAY FEATURE EDITOR.....................................ROBIN LOPEZ SPORTS EDITOR .............KENNETH CLARKE ASS T TO SPORTS EDITOR.......................GLORIA BYRD CAMPUS NEWS EDITOR ADAM JACKSON COMMUNITY NEWS EOITOR.....................DESIREE WHITE PRODUCTION MANAGER........................HUGH DANIELS CIRCULATION MANAGER....................DAVID HUTCHINSON PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR.............................. CUFFIE PHOTOGRAPHIC STAFF:.. .JULIO SMITH. REGGIE LEWIS. WADE JONES. VERNETTA HOLMES ART DIRECTOR............................. MICHAEL T. SMITH ART EOITOR...................................GWEN JONES ART ASSISTANTS...........KENNETH WILLIAMS. MICHAEL MOORE REPORTERS . PAULA ELLIS. MICHAEL BISHOP. CLAUDIUS ALLEN. LAURA MIDDLETON. KAREN HARRIS. MORROW COATES. ANGELA MOYD. JOHN WELCH. DORINE BENN OFFICE MANAGER ...........................DAWN PETERSON FACULTY AOVISOR...........................DR. W. JACKSON EXECUTIVE EDITOR PUBLISHER ................B. T. BENTLEY A LUTE CONTINUA EDITOR............................. PUBLISHER.......................... ASSOCIATE EOITOR COPYEDITOR......................... BUSINESS DIRECTOR ................. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY ........... ADVISER ........................... ......LAURICE TRUSTY ..........B. T. BENTLEY ..BARRY BROOKS ROGER PLUNKETT .........KEITH L. SMITH BERNICE SAMUEL DR WENDELL JACKSON 317 The Voice of the Morgen Student end Community ---------------------------------N 1976 SPOKESMAN ANTHOLOGY A Book of Verse Expressions of Our Experiences. Hopes and Aspirations V J 320 A Forum of Educetion end Expression on the Block Experience Todey As wo approach the lost deadline of tho book, I can only think about the time wo spont putting this book together. I would liko to thank my Associate Editors and staff who lent a helping hand. As usual, everyone has been slack at timos, but who would expect otherwise at Morgan. Most of all, I would like to give my special thanks to Prof. Burnoy Hollis. Without his technical and creativo ideas, wo would not have been able to meet mony of our deadlines. So, congratulations all graduating seniors in your continual strife toward excellence and havo good reminiscing with your yoarbook. Love, unity, and pride Avon W. Chesterfield Co Editor-in Chief Greetings, I would like to address this letter to the students, faculty, administration, and especially the critics. In planning this yearbook and entitling it New Dimensions. we doterminod that this year's book should represent and depict the activities of the entire Morgan State University student body, because this is the purpose of the Promethean — Yearbook. This is not exclusively a book for Seniors, although they are required to purchase tho book when graduation fees are paid. Therefore, much time and effort woro placod in preparing the first sixty fivo pages of tho book. However, this doos not moan it is the best section, only that the theme of the book is centered around the beginning Now Dimensions.” So, I would like to give extremo thanks and gratitude to the associate editors and staff who holpod complete this publication and make New Dimensions a reality. A final word addressod to the critics (pro and con): boforo you make your comments ask yourself, What did I do to make New Dimensions a reality, and then if you still havo complaints make it a priority to stop by the Promethean — Yearbook next year and volunteer your services and idoas. We are located in Room 110. McKeldin Colloge Center; give us a Hand not a Lip! 321 Gary R. Lockett Co-Editor in Chief I ACTY. PATRICIA: Special and Elementary Educa- tion; 5501 Norfield Rd., Captial Haight . MD. Act.: Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart, Basketball Statiitician, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Pan Hel lenic Council, Queen of Groove Phi Groove, Mi Morgan'� Court. ADAMS. JANET L: Food and Nutrition; 2905 Putty Hill Ave., Baltimore, MD. Act.: Home Eco nomic Club, Maryland Undergraduate Program in Dietetic at John Hopkins Hospital. ADAMS. JOHN W.: Pre Professional Chemistry; 1406 Willshire Dr.. Aberdeen. MD. Act.: J.V. Bat ketball Team. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., American Chemical Society, Associate Justice of Student Court. ADEMISOYE. JOEL F.: Urban Studies; 8 Iselu St. Ondo State. Owo, Nigeria. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Foreign Student Union. ADENIYI. OLUKAYODE: Marketing; Lagos. Nige ria. AIKENS, CARMELITA D.: Elementary Education; 26 Polar! Court. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship Inc., Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Student Government A soc„ Student Education Assoc. AIKHIONBARE, STANLEY O.: Marketing — Grad School; 1630 Park Rd. NW 406. Washing ton. D.C. AJAGHA. GREEN O.: Economic� ; 1637 Nor thgate Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: International Stu dent Union. Economic Club. Accounting Club. AKINYOSOYE. OMOLOLU: Business Administra tion; 5904 Frankford Ave., Baltimore, MD. ALFORD. HOWARD L: 6502 McClean Blvd.. Bal timore. MD. ALLEN. GEORGE E.: Business Administration; 2303 Arunah Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Evening Student Council, Cross Keys Fraternity, M.A.S.R., U.S.A.E. ALLEN. RUSSELL L. JR.: Philosophy; 142 Willard Streot. Baltimore. MD. Act.: D.O.W. Holme Debate Society. Computer Club. Philosophy Club. ALLEN. YEUDELE D.: Psychology: 920 Tenth St.. West Palm Beach. Florida. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta Inc.. Omega Psi Phi Sweetheart Court. Executive Secretary Senior Class. ALSTON, DEBORAH R.: Community Mental Helath: 507 Quarry Ave.. Seat Pleasant. MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Pan Hellenic Council, Mental Health Club. Ira Aldrige Players. ALSTON. CONNIE M.: 1524 Kenwood Ave.. Balti more. MD. ANDERSON. JEANNETTE: Elementary Education; 2421 Lakeview Ave.. Baltimore. MD. ANDERSON. LYNETTE M.: Business Education; 604 N. Edgewood Street. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Phi Beta Lambda. ANDERSON. RANDFORD SR.: Business Admini tration: 2402 Hermose Ave.. Baltimore. MD. ASKEW. ANGELA L: Urban Studies; 2913 Bel mont Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Spokesman Staff. Executive Secretary. Urban Studies Association. Morgan State Choir. ASSANAH. ALEXANDER A.: Finance: 3407 Wild Cherry Rd.. Baltimore, MD. BARKLEY. STEVEN R.: Business Administration; 2105 N. Charles Street, Baltimore, MD. Act.: Groove Phi Groovo Social Fek w hip. S.A.M.. Mar keting Club. BARNES. LUCY M.: Accounting; Rt. 2. Box 71 A. Hollywood. MD. Act.: National Association of 8lack Accountants. Accounting Club, Marketing Club. BARNES, PAMELA V.: Elementary Education; St. Leonard Calvert County, Maryland. Act.: Pershing Rifles Royal Court. Pershing Pistols Court. Charm Club. Student Education Association. BARNETT. ROY ANNE C.: Mathematics; P.O. Box 2045 G.T.. Nassau. Bahamas. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Miss Freshman. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., International Student Association. 8ASCOM. MARION C.: Political Science; 1325 Madison Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Political Sci ence Club. Varsity Swimming. Marketing Club. BASSEY, IDRISSA K.: Accounting; Tikonko Bo. Sierra Lwono. BEASLEY, TONY C.: Accounting; 814 Whittier Place NW. Washington, D.C. Act.: National Asso ciation of 8lack Accountants, S.A.M.. Marketing Association Scholarship. BEDFORD. JAMES W.: Business Administration; 2008 Pulaski St.. Baltimore. MD. BELL. PEGGY A.: Sociology; 1201 Ensor Street. Baltimore. MD. BELTON. FRANCES: Sociology; 734 N. Fayette Street. Baltimore. MD. Act.; Chartered Member of lota Phi Lambda Sorority. BENNETT. ANGELA R.: Business Administration; 109 13th Street SW. Roanoke. VA. Act.: Marketing Club. BENTLEY. BLAINE T.: 3316 Barrington Rd.. Balti more. MD. Act.: Attorney General of Student Court. Assoicate Editor of Yearbook. Member Ira Aldridge Players, Member French Club Interna tional. Student Newspaper (Editor in Chief), Execu tive Editor Publisher. Editorial Board of MOR GAN MAGAZINE. M.S.U. Dean's List. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities 1977. Faculty Senate. New Staff. WEAA. BERNSTEIN. IRVIN S.: Social Work; 7410 Monita Rd.. Baltimore, MD. BESS. LYNETTE E.: 8usino s Administration; 3913 Ridgewood Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Modern Dance Club, Commencement Committee. BESS. PAULA E.: Mathematics: 2007 McKean Ave.. Baltimore. MD. BEST. JANICE Y.: Community Mental Health: 1531 Kennewick Rd.. Baltimore, MD. BETHUNE. 0E8ORAH K.: Business Education; 126 Oak Ave.. Baltimore. MD. BINUYO. MOLADE: Arts and Sciences; 816 Exeter Hall Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Mombor of Inter national Students Organization. 8ISHOP. JONATHAN: History — Education; 7 Walden Cherry Ct.. Woodlawn, MD. Act.: Student Union Entertainment Committee. Promethean Sports T, Spokesman Sports Staff. Committee for Intercollegeeto Athletics, Education Club — His tory Club. BLACKWELL. CLARENCE M.: Political Science: 130 42nd Street, Washington, D.C. Act.: Member Alpha Phi Omega Fraternity. 8LACKWELL. VALARIE: Business Administration: 4908 Gunther Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.; Market ing Club. Co-operative Education Program. BLUE. ALVIN: Political Science: Woodlark Drive. Forestville. MD. BOATWRIGHT. DORALYNN: Biology: 4219 Bon ner Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Biology Club. BOATWRIGHT. LINDA A.: Elementary Educa tion; Route I Box 82 A. Powhatan. VA. 800NE. CASTILLIA A.: Elementary Education; 3603 Spaulding Ave., Baltimore, MD. 80EMAN. MICHAEL: Biology Pro Pharmacy: 5603 Goodnow Rd., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Traci. Cron Country, lota Phi Th«ta Fraternity. Intramu rals. BOWSER. JR.. CORNELIUS: Business Administra tion; 5016 Kingsessing Ave., Philadelphia, PA 19143. Act.: Society for the Advancement. National Association of Black Accountants, Coop erative Education Program — Internal Revenue Service. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc. 80YKINS, WADE D.: Business Administration; 7914 Muncy Rd.. landover. Md. 20785 BRANCH. ALETA: Business Administration; 829 N. Kenwood Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21205. Act.: Society for the Advancement of Management. BRANCH JR.. McKINLEY L.: Business Administra tion; 1715 Albany Avo.] Richmond. VA 23224. Act.; Society for the Advancement of Manage ment. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. BRANCH. JOHN H: 3500 The Alameda. Balti more, Md. 21218 BRITAIN, MARSHA D.: Elementary Education; 3214 Nor mount Ave. BROOKS. CATHY G.: Elementary Education; 7903 Dawn wood Cl.. Lanham, Md. 20801. BROWN. CLIFFORD S.: Political Science; 1611 Landworth St.. Chosapcake, Va. 23324. Act.: lota Phi Theta Fraternity. Morgan State Football Team. Political Union. Interrosidental Council. BROWN. CORNELIA L: 721 Sheridan Ave.. Balti more. Md. 21212. BROWN. CURLEY H.: Business Administration; 5513 Kennison Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21215. BROWN. DIANE L: Mental Health; 3030 30th St. S.E. 214. Washington. D.C. 20020. 8ROWN, EDWARD L.: Business Administration; 3402 Ellamont Rd.. Baltimore. Md. 21215. Act.: Student Council. BROWN, HE8ER M.: Business Administration; 32 Solar Circle Apt. D. Baltimore. Md. 21234. Act.: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Morgan's 8owling League. BROWN. JANELLE: Business Administration; 10903 Layton St., Upper Marlbour. Md. Act.: American Marketing Association. BROWN. SHARON D.: Mental Health Commu nity; 1900 Eastview Lane. Richmond. Va. 23223. Act.: Mental Health Club. Student Government Association, Promethean — Yearbook. Omega Sweetheart Court. Grove Court. BURRELL ARVONETTE: Political Science; 3819 Fernhill Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21215. Act.: R.O.T.C.. Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Political Union, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Pub- lic Relations Director 1974 75. Radio Board 1974 75, Educational Policy Committee. BUTCHER. CLARENCE C.: Sociology; 15 Well ington Rd.. New Haven, Conn. 06515. Act.: Mor gen State University Choir (1973-77), Ira Alridgo Players 1975-77. Alpha Psi Omega President 1976-77. S.G.A. Senate — Senior Class Senator. S.G.A. Umoja Council. Promethean Kappa Tau. Alpha Kappa Mu. Sociology Club 1975-77. Student Court — Associate Chief Justice. Senior Class Executive Board. BUTLER. JOSEPH: Business Administration; 4329 3rd Street. S.E. 101. Washington. D.C. 20032. BUTLER. PEGGY D.: Psychology; 133 Sumner Ave.. Plainfield. N.J. 07062. Act.: Morgan State Marching Band Majorette. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. CAGE. ARTHUR C.: Geography; 610 Brune St.. Baltimore. Md. 21201. Act.: Phi Beta Sigma Fra ternity. Inc., French Club. CAHILL. ROSALIND Z.: Art Education; 3304 Bur leith Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21215. CALE. WILLIAM E.: 5054 Summer Day La.. Columbia, Md. 21044. CALHOUN. JOHNNY R.: Accounting; 1813 Madison Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21217. Act.; Groove Phi Groove Social FoBowship. Inc., Year book (Promethean) 1975 76. Sam Club. Student Government Association — President. CAREY. RICHARD A.: 203 Chell Rd.. Joppatown. Md. 21085. CARR. JACQUELINE M.: 404 N. Franklintown, Baltimore. Md. 21223. CARR. VERLY L.: Home Economics Education; 2218 N. Monroe St.. Baltimore. Md. 21217. Act.: Home Economics Club. CARTER JR.. JAMES E.: Business Administration; 1029 Roverdy Rd., Baltimore. Md. 21212. LaRUE R. CARTER: Science; 3905 Flower Rd.. Bal timore. Md. CARTER. MICHIE S.: Mental Health Administra tion; 2825 Gatehouse Drivo. Baltimore. Md. 21207. CAUSION. LARRY H: Physical Therapy; 4456 St. Goorges Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21212. Act.; Vice- Pres. N.A.A.C.P. College Chapter, Vice-Pres. Umoja Council. Varsity Swimming Team. Student Life Council. Student Government Association. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Inc., Swing Phi Swing Royal Court, Chairman of Tutorial Pool (Umoja Council). Council on Independent Organi lations Rep.. Chairman of Special Activities. CHAMBERS. PHYLLIS E.: Biology: 1371 Walnut Ave.. Annapolis. Md. 21403. Act.; Vice President of Biology Club. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Umoja Council. CHAMBERS. URSULA J.: Sociology; 41 Hicks Ave., Annapolis, Md. 21401. Act.; Morgan State Marching Band. Majoretto Squad. Captain. Sociol ogy Club. Treasurer, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Tau Beta Sigma. Senior Mentor. Miss Senior's Court. CHASE. JANICE T.: Sociology: 1727-B Champlain Dr.. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. CHEATHAM. ROBERT A.: Business Administra tion; 2104 Chelsea Terrace. Baltimore. Md. Act.. Member Political Union. Healthful Living Club. CHESTERFIELD. AVON W.: Physical Education; Haabets Gado 8. St. Thomas. Virgin Islands 00801. Act.: Groove Phi Groove Social FoVowship, Inc,. Promothean Co Editor 1976 77. Promethean Staff 1974 75. Varsity 8aseball 1971 73. Intramural Sports Coordinator 1974 77. MSU Rackotball Club. Physical Education Club. ROTC Rangers. Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. CHISOLM, SHEILA C.: Psychology; 3927 Boar man Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21215. Act.: Psycho logical Society. Le Cerda Francais. CHRISTIAN. BETTY W.: Elementary Education; 6 Clementine Ct. Apt. I D. Baltimore. Md. 21237. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. CHRISTIAN. CHERYL L.: Psychology; 113 W. Lancaster Road. Richmond. Va. 23222. Act; Jun ior Class Senator 1975 76, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. CLARK CYNTHIA L.: Elementary Education; 507 Wollon St.. Suffolk. Va. 23434. Act.: Student Education Association, Co Chairmen, Dean's List. Student Education Association Member. CLARK. DEBORAH A.: Mental Health; 714 Park Rd.. Worthington. Ohio 43085. Act.; Dorm Pres.' dent 1973 74. Inter Residence Council 1973 74. Mental Health Club. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. CLARK, HILDA MAE: Businoss Administration; 1803 Robert Smell Rd.. Annapolis. Md. 21401. Ac .: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. CLARK. SHARON: Physical Education; 3411 Wei brook Ava. Apt. 7, Baltimore. Md. Ac .: Member ot the Health Physical Education Recreation and Therapy Club. CLAYTON. ERVIN JR.: Business Administration; 1210 N. Decker Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21213. Act.: Cooperative Education Program (Equitable Trust Bank), Intramural Basketball. R.O.T.C. (Rang or's Fraternity). CLEMMONS. STACY A.: Social Work; 809 N. Appleton St., Baltimore, Md. 21217. Act.: Social Work Organization. CLOSE. AL8ERT P., JR.: Business Administration; 2735 St. Paul St.. Baltimore. Md. 21218. COBB. STANLEY: Graphic Design and Advertis ing; 6014 Framingham Rd.. Baltimore. Md. 21206. Act.: Student Artist Association. COCHRANE. CYNTHIA: Biology: 440 Roundview Rd., Baltimore, Md. 21225. Act.: Biology Club. COLBERT. DE80RAH: Business Administration; P.O. Boi 132. Mayo. Md. 21106. COLE, BARBARA J.: Accounting; 2113 Crimea Rd. Apt. B 2. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Accounting Club. National Association of Black Accountants. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Morgan- Penn Project. COLEMAN. BRENDA G.: Political Science; 2826 Windsor Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Political Union. CONNER. CARL T.: Psychology: 4003 Bowers Ave., Baltimore, MD. COX. HELEN A.: Elementary Education; 1610 Mil ton Ave., Baltimore, MD. CRAWFORD. REGINALD A. JR.: Business Admin istretion; 3608 Detverne Rd., Baltimore. MD. Act.: GoK. CROSS, ZAZENZA: Accounting; 1632 East Coidspring Lane, Baltimore. MD. Act.; Senior Men tor — President. CRUTCHFIELD. WILLIAM: Business Administra tion; 19 Fullerton Heights Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: National Society of Pershing Rifles. Reserve Officer Training Corps, Watson Ranger Organize tion. ROTC Scholarship Student. CUTLER. EVELYN J.: Graphic Design; 4718 Edmondson Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Student Artist Association. Ira Aldridge Players. DALTON, JANET: Business Administration; 394 Rose Ave.. W. Hempstead. New York. Act.: Track. Intermural Basketball. DANIELS. HUGH M.: Accounting; 2607 Aisquith Street, Baltimore, MD. Act.: Accounting Club. Newspaper Staff. N.A.A.C.P.. Evening Student Council. Groove Phi Groove Social Felowship, Inc., Baptist Club. Student Government, National Asso elation of Black Accountants, Dean's List. DAVIS. BERNIE L: Business Administration: 2029 East 32nd Street. Baltimore. MD. Act.: R.O.T.C., Officers Club. Reserve Officers Assoc.. Senator of Sophomoro Class, Marketing Club, Rifle Team. DAVIS. DIANNE E.: Business Administration; 1833 Aisquith Street, Baltimore, MD. Act.:S.A.M.. Soci ety for Advancement of Management Marketing Club. DAVIS. JACQUELINE G.: Chemistry: 3005 W. Lanvale Street. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Beta Kappa Chi, Alpha Kappa Mu. American Chemical Society. DESHIELDS JR.. RICHARD: 5689 Purdue Street. Baltimore, MD. DeVANCE, JOSEPH A.: Biology (Pre Dental); 1621 Winford Rd., Baltimore. MD. Act.: 8iology Club, Promethean Kappa Tau. DeWITT. OLIVIA V.: Business Administration; 1128 W. LaFayette Ave., Baltimore, MD. Act.: Prome theen Kappa Tau, Society for the Advancement of Management. Marketing Club. Cooperative Edu cation. DIGGS. DWAYNE R.: English; 2915 Madison Ave.. Newport News. VA. Act.: lota Phi Theta, Umoja Council, Council of Independent Organize tions. DIGGS. PATRICIA A.: Spanish; 1619 Northgate Road. Baltomire. MD. Act.: Spanish Club, French Club. DISTANCE. DORIS: Art; 1505 Lakeside Ave.. Bel timore. MD. Act.: Student Artist Assoc., Alpha Psi Omega. Ira Alridge Playors. DOBSON. KEVIN S.: Chemistry: 3401 Cedardale Road. Act.: American Chemical Society. DOCK. DEBORAH L: Accounting; 2254 Madison Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Student Government Senate. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, University Hon ors Program. Accounting Club. DOMNEYS. DIANNE: Public Health; 701 N. Long wood Street, Baltimore. MD. DONALDSON. JEANETTE R.: Community Mental Health; 3603 Garrison 8lvd.. Baltimore, MD. DORAN. CASSANDRA: Foods and Nutrition: 5016 Cetelpha Road, Baltimore, MD. DORMAN. DEBORAH: Elementary Education; 1282 Woodbourne Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart, Promethean Kappa Tau. DUDLEY. MICHAEL T.: Pre Med.; 3I2A N. Athol Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Swimming Team, Biol ogy Club. EATON, CALVIN C.: Business Administration: 5557 Whitby Road. Baltimore. MD. EDGECOMBE. NORMA A.: 6116 Park Hgts. Ave.. Baltimore. MD. ELLIS. DAWN C.: Home Economics; 1600 Arbor View Rd.. Silver Springs. MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Sweetheart of Groove Ph' Groove Social Organization. Pan Hellenic Council Representative, Home Economics Club. Senior Mentor. ERVIN. HOMER A.: Accounting: 1811 Winford Road, Baltimore, MD. Act.: Student Government. EVANS. CARMELLA: Business Administration: 8309 Mindale Circle. Baltimore. MD. EVANS. COLEEN A.: Business Administration: 1205 Linworgh Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Member of S.A.M. Club, Marketing. EVANS. JANET M.: Accounting; 4832 Bowland Ave.. Baltimore. MD. EZEALA. EMMANUEL C.: Accounting; 4315 Mar ble Hall Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Accounting dub. International Studonts Association. Member of MSU Soccer Team. FAISON. BARBARA A.: Community Montal Health; O'Connell Hal «349. Act.: Morgan Men tal Health, lota Phi Lambda. Charm Club. FELTON. JEANNETTE I.: Fine Arts; 3609 N. Rog ers Ave., Baltimore, Md. Act.: Student Artist Assoc. FERGUSON. HARRYETTE A.: Elementary Educa tion; 1541 Windermere Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Student Education Association, Promethoan Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu. FERRELL. DEBRA K.: Business Administration; 546 R c« Street, Danville, Ve. Act.: Royal Court of Teu Alpha Uptilon. FIELDS. CHARLES R.: Social Work; 2854 Harlem Ave., Baltimore. MD. Ac .: Social Work Organiia ♦ion. Assistant Coach Women Vanity Volleyball Team. FLEMING. CASSANDRA: Business Administra ♦ion; S108 Midwood Ave.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Tour Guide for Office of Admissions. FLETCHER. SAMUEL R.: Political Science: 3704 Callaway Ave.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Political Union and Debate Club. FORBES. MICHELLE: Urban Studies: 90S Robin son Rd., Portsmouth, VA. Act.: Student Co ordina tor of Student Planning Coalition, Treasurer of Urban Studies Assoc., Member of the UMOJA Council. FORGES. NORMETHA P.: Art Education; 3112 Saint Lukes Lane. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Honor Stu dent, National Art Education Assoc. FOSTER. VALERIA: Musk Education; I05SS Toll ing Clock Way. Columbia. MD. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Alpha Kappa Mu. Concert Choir. Mor gen Singers. FOSTER. VIVIAN G.: Social Welfare: 2739 E. Pre ston Street. Baltimore. MD. FOXWORTH. RODNEY: Sociology; 4 09 Raister town Road. Baltimore. Maryland. Act.: Sociology Club, Marching and Pep Band. Residence Council. Assistant Editor Spokesman. Member Faculty Sen ate. University Council, President of Senior Class. FULTON. GALE B.: Social Work; 4404 Finney Ave nue. Baltimore. Maryland. Act.; Social Work Organitation. GWAUGWA A GAHLIA N.: French; 2433 Per ring Manor. Baltimore. Maryland 21234. Act.; Treasurer of French Club. GAINES. GEORGE W.. JR.: Political Science: 5400 Wabash Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21215. Act- Political Union. GALLION. BERTHA M.: 1310 Stonewood Road. Baltimore. Maryland 21239. GALLOWAY. CAROL M.: Rehabilitation Ther apy; 5010 Eastern Avenue. N.E.. Washington. D.C. 20017. GAMBLE. PAMELA: Elementary Education; 48 South Main Street. Toms River. New Jersoy 08753. Act.; Inter Residence Council, Harper House Dormitory Treasurer. GANTT. GISELE O.: Biology; 2817 Parkwood Ave nue. Baltimore. Maryland 21217. GARDNER. ALZENIA S.: Sociology: 1109 Nelley Road. Lendover, Maryland 20785. Act.:Zeta Phi 8ete Sorority. Inc. GATES. MICHELLE E.: Elementary Education; 7869 Riverdale Rd. 203. New Cerrolton. Md. 20284. Act.: Member of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority. Inc.. Sweetheart of Omega Psi Phi, Coere sponding Sec. of Pan Hellenic Council. Treasurer of Pan Hellenic Council. Member of MSU Education Association. GATEWOOD. MALCOLM 8.: Business Adminis ♦ration; 3526 Kings Pt. Rd.. Randallstown. Md. 21133. Act.: Marketing Club Member. Polit kal Science Club. Varsity Swimming Club. GEORGE. PETROVIA P. E.: Biology (Medical Resaarch); 403 N. Lyndhurst Street. Baltimore. Md. 21229. GEORGE. RACHEL H.: Business Education: Sierra Leone. West Africa. Act: Member of the Business Education Club (Phi Beta Lambda). Member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. International Stu dents Association. Correspondent Secretary — (OEFAD). Organisation for Emergency Fund for African Descendants. GIBBS, BARBARA J.: Physical Education; 926 Evesham Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21212. Act.: Heleth. Physical Education. Recreation and Ther apy Club. GILLIAM. PATRICE L: Psychology: 501 Pine St.. Wilmington. Del. 19801. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc.. Student Senate — Senior Senator. Volunteer in Health Awareness Center. GLASS. VIVIAN O.: Social Welfare; 22 Gerobe Court, Baltimore, Md. 21207. Act.: Modern Dance Club. Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Delta. GLAUDE. STEPHEN: Mental Health: 409 E. Indian Spring Drive. Silver Spring, Md. 20901. Act.: Peer Counselor, President — Natural Living. Prosi dent — Umoja Council. GLAZE. RENEE 8.: Graphic Design (Art); 3700 Cheshoim Rd.. Baltimore, Md. 21216. Act.; Stu dent Art Association. GLOVER. AARON D.: Social Work; 1360 Winston Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21239. Act.: Captain — Varsity Lacrosse Team 1976. Member Social Work Organitation. GORDON. DUANE G.: Psychology; 400 S. Stokes St.. Havre de Grace. Md. 21078. Act.: Morgan State Baseball — 3 years. GRAY. JUDY L: English; 907 Apt. A I Choppers Rd.. Gaithersburg. Md. 20760. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.. Sweetheart Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Inc. 1973 76. Ass't Copy Editor for the Spok� un n Newspaper. GREEN. KAREN N.: Mathematics; P.O. Boi 184. Chester. Md. 21619. Act.; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.. SACS (Society for the Advancement of Computer Science) Member. Prom� th� sn Year book. GREEN. MARCELLA: International Studies; 824 Argonne Drive. Baltimore. Md. 21218. Act.. Gymnastics Team. French Club. GREGG. DOREVA L: Biology: 3803 Dorchester Rd.. Baltimore. MD. GRIER, SHEILAH R.: Elementary Education; 1664 East Coldspring Lane. Baltimore 21218. Act.: Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc. GRIFFIN, ANGELA D.: Business Administration; 1808 N. Pusaski Street, Baltimore. MD 21217. Act.: Commencement Committee. Modern Dance ◦ub. GRIFFIN. DARLENE O.: Accounting; 4407 Wake field Rd.. Baltimore. MD 21216. Act.; S.A.M., Accounting Club, Co op. GUY. JEANE C.: Sociology: 409 Schwerti Ave., Baltimore County. MD 21212. Act.: Sociology Club. HALL. CHERYL W.: Elementary Education; 859 Ternay Ave., Scotch Plains. New Jersey. Act.; Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart. Natural Living. Asso date Editor fVomethean Yearbook 1976 77. Pro methean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Dean's List 1973. 74. 75. 76. Member of Student Education Association. HALL. JOSEPH S.: Business Administration; 1331 N. ERwood Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Member of lota Phi Theta Fraternity. Inc., Business Manager of Student Government Association. HALL. VALERIE J.: Social Work; 102 N. Kossuth Street. Baltimore. MD. HARDY. LINDA D.: Mental Health; 4112 Alameda. Baltimore, MD. HARDING. RAYMOND N.: Sociology: 7905 Kreeger Drive, Adelphi. MD. Act..- Student Repre sentetive of Morgan State University at a Confer ence held at Eastern Shore. MD. by National Asso dation of Foreign Students Affairs, Soccer Team. HARP. SHARON: Mental Health; 6125 Steven . Columbia. MO 21045. Ac .: Member of Delta Sigma Thota, Sorority, Inc. — President 1976-77, Promethean Kappa Tau. Groova Phi Groove Royal Court. Min Junior' Court. Prometheen Yearbook Staff. HARPER. ROBIN J.: Speech Communication; 5133 W. Running Brooke Rd.. Columbia. MD 21044. HARRELL. JIMMIE W.: Butinau Administration; 14802 Edgawood Ava.. Cleveland. Ohio 44128. HARRELL. SANDRA D.: Mantal Haalth; 1112 ChaaryHill Rd.. Baltimora. MD 21225. Act.: Mantal Haalth A ociation. lota Phi Lambda Soror Hy. Inc. HARRIS. BEVERLY J.: Social Work; 5502 Lothian Rd.. Baltimora Md. Act.: Diractor of Haalth Awaranon Cantar 1976 1977. lota Phi Lambda Sorority. Social Work Organization. HARRIS. GREGORY A.: Elamantary Education; 246 A Chata. City, Md. Act.: Booster Club. MIAKA. HARRIS. MICHAEL P.: Social Welfare: 1618 Bel mor Ct.. Baltimora. Md. Act.: Morgan State Choir. Social Welfare Organitation. HARRISON. STANLEY E.: Business Administra tion; 3322 Hayes St.. Lenhem. Md. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society, MSU Concert Choir, MSU Dance Ensambla. French Club, Pear Counselor. Ira Aldridge Players. Philosophy Club. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. HARVEY. EVELYN 2.: Sociology; 3606 Garrison Blvd., Baltimora Md. HAWKINS. BRENDA G.: English; 321 N. 36th St.. Richmond Ve. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.. Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society, Eng- fish Club. Spohetmen News. Peer Counselor. Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. HAYES. ISAAC T.: Biology: 5602 Albenene PI.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: C.I.O. (Vice-President). Marching Band. Intramural Sports. Biology Club, lota Phi Theta Fraternity Inc: HAYNES. ROBERT L.: Business Administration; 4415 Laplata Ave., Baltimore, Md. HENDRICKS. MYRA A.: Business Administration; 1723 W. Lafayette Ave.. Baltimore, Md. HENSON. DELROY A.: Urban Studies; 706 Lee St. N.W., Glen 8urnie, Md. Act.: Football Team. HICKS. MARVIN A.: Math; 2506 Edgocomb Cir. 104. Baltimore, Md. Act.: SACS Club. HILL. ANTHONY M.: Biology: 3120 St. Paul Apt. 317-H. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Track Team, Biology Club, American Chemical Society, Center for Con- tinuing Education, German Club. HILL. 8ARBARA A.: Sociology: 3714 Elkader Rd.. Baltimore. Md. H08BS. CAROLYN K.: Psychology; 201 Warfield Rd.. Glen Burnie. Md. HOBSON. JEANNE R.: Business Administration; 1097 Park Dr., Ancora RD 2, Hammonton, N.J. Act.: Colorguard, SAM Club. HODGE. JOYCELYN L.: Business Administration; 18 Nye Nordsidivei. St. Thomas. U.S. V.l. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu National Honor Society. SAM CU� . HOLLAND. VIDA M.: Mental Helath; Box 35 Reshan Rd.. Sundentand. Md. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Omega Psi Phi Court. Dean's List. HOLT. CAROLYN E.: Sociology: 6805 Yataruba Dr.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: MUS Choir. HOPKINS. CLARENCE E.: Business Administra tion; 126 N. Hickory Ave.. Belair. Md. HOWARD. LOU ANN: Elementary Education; Rt. 1 Union Bridge. Md. Act.: Marching Band. Pro methean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Pan Hellenic Council. Dean's List. Education Club. Alpha Angel. HOWELL, ROSE A.: Community Mental Health; 2706 Cylbum Ave.. Baltimore. Md. HUNTER. JR.. WALTER: Math; 702 Richwood Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: ROTC. Pershing Rifles Fraternity, ROTC Rifle Team, Watson Rangers. HUNTLEY. RICKY L.: Social Welfare: 2305 V.r moot Ave., Lanover. MD. Act.: Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Social Welfare Organisation. HUTCHINSON. FREDERICK C.: Political Science; 3403 Andover Place. Silver Hil, MD. Act.: Prome thean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu, Pi Sigma Alpha. Political Union, University Tutoral Program. HUTTON. TYRONE: Biology; Apt. 4F West Forbes Ct.. Edison, New Jersey. Act.: Football. Charles Jawanga Club. Dance Marathon for MD. Association for Retarded Citizens, Judo Club, Karate Club. IRBY, JEANNE M.: Sociology: 132 W. Stanger Ave., Glass boro, N.J. Act.: MSU Concert Choir. Morgan Singers, Baptist Club. Alpha Angel . Pro methean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Sociology Club. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Depart mental Honor Scholar, Senior Mentor. IZUNWANNE. JOHN I.: Business Administration: 4406 Marble Hall Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Inter national Student Association. JACKSON. FLEDIA L.: Sociology; 4305 N. Rogers Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act..’Sociology Club. JACKSON. LEON P.: Businoss Administration; 2141 Chelsea Terrace. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Co- Op. Modern Dance Group. Judo Club. JAMES. AUDREY D.: Speech Communication: 10 Pineridge Ave.. Middletown, N.J. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Senior Mentors. D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society. Senior Class Senator. JAMES. BRENDA M.: Biology: 9332 Frontier Ave.. Niagara Falls, NY. Act.: Member of French Club. Organization of Muslim Students, Biology Club. JEFFREYS. JOHN C.: Music Education; 7102 Portsmouth Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: MSU Cho ru . Chapel Choir. JENKINS. DOLLY A.: Political Science; 1413 Gardman Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Honor Soo ety. JENKINS. DON K.: Biology; 7941 Johnson Ave., Lanham, MD. Act.: Peer Counselor, Biology Club. German Club, Scroller's Club of Kappa Alpha P� '. Intramural Sports. Tutor. Member of UMOIA Council. JENKINS. EFFIE S.: Special Elementary Education; 618 Risley Ave., Pleasantville. N.J. Act.: Natural Living Club, lota Phi Lambda Sorority. Pan-Hel- lenic Council. JENKINS. JACQUELINE J.: Business Administra tion; 1534 N. Patterson PI.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Rifle Team. Society for Advancement of Manage ment. JENNINGS. WILLIAM W.: Business Administra tion; 5722 Narcissus Ave., Baltimore. MD. JOHNSON. ALBERT: Chemistry; Box 231. Joppa. MD. Act.: Choir. MSU Acting Theater. JOHNSON. ARNITA L: Urban Studies; 1661 Vin cent Court, Baltimore. MD. Act.: Urban Studies Association. Riflo Team. Student Government Association. JOHNSON. BAR8ARA A.: Urban Studies; I7I0S. Meadow St., Richmond. VA. Act: Treasurer of Urban Studios Association, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. JOHNSON. DONNA L: Accounting: 537 New Pittsburgh Ave., Baltimora. MD. Act: SAM. MSU Choir. Senior Class Representative. Accounting Club, Promethean Kappa Tau. Itinerant Business Workshop. JOHNSON. ERNESTINE I.: Social Work; 6204 Kennedy. St.. Riverdale. MD. Act.: lota Phi Lambda Sorority. JOHNSON. FAYE S.: Business Education: 5308A Leith Rd.. Baltimore, MD. JOHNSON, LEVOLIA 8.: Business Education: 1314 N. Chester St.. Baltimore. MD. JOHNSON. NOAH L: Physical Education; P.O. Boi 110, Marion. MD. Act.: Morgan Racquetball Club. Physical Education Club. Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity. PKT, AKM National Honor Society. Cadet Officer s Club (ROTC). JOHNSON. SHARION V.: Secretarial Science; 525 Edmund St.. Aberdeen. MD. Act.; Charm Club, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Pan-Hellenic Council. Morgan Choir. JOHNSON. SYLVIA M.: Social Work; 611 Helm hdi Ave.. Waukegan. III. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta. Inc.. Kappa Alpha Psi Sweetheart. Senior Mentor. Social Work Club. Miss Junior 1975 76. Miss Mor gan 76 77. JOHNSON. YASMIN. R.: Psychology: 1617 Abbott Stono St., Baltimore, MD. Act: Psi Chi (Associate). Psychological Society. JOHNSON. ZELMON M.: Business Education; 407 N. 32 St.. Richmond. VA. Act: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Phi Beta Lambda Business Education Club, Secretary in Ivy Leaf Pledge Club. Marketing Club. Girls 8asketball Team, Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. JOHNSTON, MILDRED M.: Business Education; 59 N. Monastery Ave., Baltimore. MD. JONES. ARVEY L.: Business Administration; 1618 Sherwood Ave., Baltimore, MD. JONES. CHAUNCEY D.: Business Administration; 86B Esquire Dr.. Salisbury. MD. Act: ROTC. Cadet Officer Club. Sweetheart for Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity. Sweet heart of Yo Psi Phi Sorority. JONES. CURLEY D.: Social Work; 4703 Parmalee Rd.. Baltimore. MD. JONES. DEBORAH A.: Business Administration; 900 McCardless St., Linden, NJ. Act: Marketing Club, Student Government Association. JONES. DIANA E.: Psychology; 5102 Goodnow Rd. E. Baltimore, MD. Act: Inter Residence Coun cil, Student Government (Senate and Research Dept.), Alpha Kappa Mu. College Honors Pro gram. Science Honor Society. Freshman Honor Society. Psychology Club. Psi Chi Honor Society. Research as Psychology Departmental Honor Scholar. Computer Programming Club. JONES. FRANKLIN D.: Psychology; 666 Shore Drive. Joppa. MD. Act: Alpha Phi Alpha Frater nity, Pan-Hellenic Council. JONES. GARY C.: Social Work; 408 8onneville Ave.. Pocomoke City. NC. Act: Social Work Club. Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity. Inc. JONES. GIL8ERT E.: Biology: 1911 E. 29th St.. Bal timore. MD. Act.: Tau Alpha Upsilon Fraternity. Inc., Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Marching Band. JONES. GLORIA V.; Home Economics: Boi 246 Owings, MD. Act: Charm Club. Gospel Chorus. Home Economic Club, Miss Pershing Rifles. ROTC Program. JONES. IRIS L: Political Science: 28 N. Kossuth St.. Baltimore. MD. JONES. JENNIFER S.: Businoss Administration; B«. 152. Rt.. Severn Md. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., hdarketing Club, S.A.M.. Inter Resi- dance Council. JONES. LUERETHA: Business Administration; Rt. I 8� . 219. Letohatchie. Ale. Act: Promothoen Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Phi Omega Sweetheart Court. Miss Leadership 1974 75 Queen. Junior Class Vice President. JONES. LYNNE G.: Spanish; 3827 Boarman Ave., Baltimore. Md. Act: Spanish Club Vice President. JONES. MELVIN A.: Mental Health; 4821 Gilray Dr.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Literary Club. JONES. MONICA D.: 8k togy; 117 Jones Rd.. Bal timore. Md. Act: Pormethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Beta Kappa Mu. Delta Sigma Theta. Inc.. Biology Club. College Honors Program. JONES. SANDRA G.: Rehabilitation Therapy; 1230 Quincy St. N.W.. Washington. D.C. Act: J.V. Cheerleader, lota Phi Theta Sweetheart. H.P.E.R. Club. JORDAN, DAVID J.: Business Administration; 900 Wheeler Ave.. Baltimore. Md. Act.; Marketing Club. JORDAN. KITYA E.: Elementary Education; 139 Weaver Rd.. Hampton, Va. Act: Alpha Phi Omega Royal Court. Junior Class. JORDAN. ROOSEVELT L.: Business Administra tion; 4805 Herring Run Dr.. Baltimore. Md. Act: Phi 8ota Sigma Fraternity Inc.. Society for Advancement of Computers. American Marketing Association. JOSEPH. JOANN K.: Mental Health; 918 Poplar Grove St., Baltimore. Md. Act.: Morgan State Mental Health Career Committee. JOYNES. ROY L.: Business Administration; 308 N. Franklintown. Baltimore. Md. Act.; Student Eco nomic Association. KAMARA. MICHAEL A.: Political Science: 817 Gilrubin Ct. I. Baltimore. Md. Act: Vice Presi dent International Students Association, President Political Science Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, French Club. Soccer Team. KELLY. JANET C.: Biology; 3002 Elgin Av«., Belt! more. Md. Act.: Biology Club, Morgan Choir. KELLY. YVETTE D.: Elementary Education; 4414 K. Franconia Dr.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: J.V. Cheer leader. Varsity Cheerleader. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart, Miss Groove Phi Groove 75 76. Dolta Sigma Theta Inc.. Pan Hellenic Council. KENT. PAMELIA S.D.; Homo Economics Educa tion; 5004 D Goodnow Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha. Senior Montor. Alpha Angel. University Choir. Morgan Singers. President — Home Economics Club, Baptist Club. KMADAR, ABDUL W.: Chemistry; 901 Belgian Ave. 18. Baltimore. Md. Act.; Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Beta Kappa Chi Scientific Society. International Students Association. KIINGATI, STANLEY R.: Business Administration; 606 Lonnoi St.. Baltimore. Md. Act: Economic Club, Computer Club. KING. VICKI D.: Home Economics; 1481 3rd St. S.W., Washington, D.C. Act: Home economics Club. KINSEY. GWENDOLYN D.: 128 233 St. Leurelton. N.Y. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority — Philac tor. Miss Senior's Court, Imoja Tutoring Program. KNIERIEM. ROBERT C.: 1244 Northvie- Rd.. Bal timore. Md. KNIGHT. ROSE M.: English; 5004 Lodestone Way L, Baltimore, Md. Act: English Club, Spoiotman Literary Editor. KNOX. PAULINE B.: Elementary Education; 1730 E. Lafayette A� .. Baltimore. Md. KUYATEH. AMAOU: Geography; No. 26 Old Union Rd.. Yengewa. Sierra Laone. KWAKYE. PAUL A.: Business Administration; P.O. Boi 12 Adamata Via Ntonso ash GKana. W.A. Act.: Markoting Club, International Students Union, Soccer Club. LAKANU, MAURICE O.: Butinott Adminittration; Lagot, Nigeria. Act.: International Student Union. Marketing Club. LANKFORD. MYRNA D.: Business Administration; 203 Davis Lane, Crisfield, Md. Act.; Alpha Kappa Alpha. Phi Beta Lambda, Morgan State Choir, Morgan State Marching 8and. LATHAM. BRENDA J.: Business Administration; 22S8 N. Vanbelt St.. Philadelphia. Pa. LAWRENCE. EWETUYA: Business Administration: 1602 Heathfield Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Interna tional Students Club. LEE. ELENORA A.: Psychology; 714 W. North Ave. C.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Psi Chi. Psycholog •cal Society. LEE. GARY C.: Speech Communication; 332 Wil son St.. Havre de Grace. Md. Act.: IRA Aldridge Players. Alpha Psi Omega (Honorary Theatrical Fraternity). Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. D.O.W. Holmes Debate Society. LEE. MARY Y.: Business Administration; 824 Wick low Rd., Baltimore, Md. LEMME. VANESSA C.: Psychology: 6136 St. Regis Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Psi Chi. LEMON. DOROTHY M.: Social Work; 4602 C Denview St.. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Social Work Organization Honor Society. LEMON. WILDREE: Business Education; 1611 N. Bentalou St.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Business Educe tion Club. Phi Beta Lambda. Education Club. Dean's List. LEON. IRMA J.; Psychology: 6702 Fo. Meadow Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Psychological Society. M.S.U. Choir. LEWIS. HENRY D.: Business Administration; 217 Aspenwood Dr.. Hampton. Ve. Act.: Kappa Alpha Psi, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sweetheart. Publicity Chairman — Junior Class, Associate Justice — Student Court. University Honors Program. LITTLE. RAYNER L.: Business Administration; 3013 Brighton St.. Baltimore. Md. LITTLE. SHARON A.: Economics: 4406 Kentlend Dr.. Wood bridge. Va. Act.: J.V. Cheerleader. Eco nomics Chib. S.A.M.. Kappa Alpha Sweetheart, lota Phi Lambda Sorority. Inc. LLEWELLYN. ANNA P.: English; R.l. B.. S9 B. Nathalie. Ve. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau, Uni varsity Honors Program. Alpha Kappa Mu. English Tutor. French Club. LLEWELLYN, HALUE P.: English; R.l. B . 59 B. Nathalie. Va. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Uni varsity Honors Program. Alpha Kappa Mu. English Tutor. French Club. LOCKETT. GARY R.: Afro American History; IB Solar Circle. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship Inc. — President. History Club. Promotho n Yearbook Associate Editor and Co Editor, Intramural Sports. LUCAS. CURLEY: Business Administration; 2310 Allendale Rd., Baltimore, Md. MADDEN. PAMELA S.: Pre Chemistry: 1512 Edi son Hwy,, Baltimore. Md. Act.: American Chemical Society. Biology Club. McCASKILL. KATHERINE: Business Administra tion; 4806 Gwynn Oak Ave.. Baltimore. Md. McCAULEY. BRENDA y.: History: 2607 E. Hoff man St.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: History Club. McCLAIN, VANESSA G.: Home Economics: 1710 62nd Ave.. Cheverly. Md. Act.: Home Economics Club. Non Phi Non Social Org.. Band — (Major ette). McCLINTON. PHYLLIS A.: Mental Health: 204 Edge wood St., Baltimore. Md. Act.: French Club. Mental Health Club — Sec.. Zete Phi 8eta Soror rty, Inc. McCORD, DIANE: Social Work; 454 Orford Ct.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Peer Counselor. Social Work Org.. Advocate Reporter. McCOY, JESSE E.: Business Administration; 2108 Etting St.. Baltimore. Md. Ac .: Vet. of Foreign Wars, Ei Football Player. McFARLAND, BARBARA G.: Business Administra tion; 1923 Burnwood Rd.. Baltimore. Md. MclNTOSH. ROSE M.: History; Baltimore. Md. MclNTYRE. HERDISENE: Home Economics: 1418 W. Franklin St.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: H.H.E.A. — Student Member. McLEISH. ERMINE V.: Biology; 2634 Park Hts. Terr.. Baltimore. Md. Act.; Biology Club. McNAIR. TONI V.: Social Welfare; 5506 North wood Dr.. Baltimore. Md. Act.; Student Govern ment. Social Welfare Org. McNEILL. RUTH H.: Psychology: 5368 Cordelia Ave.. Baltimore. Md. McPHAUL. AETINA M.: Social Work; 9409 Cur ran Rd.. Silver Spring. Md. Act.; Social Work Honor Society. MERRILL. ELAINE G.: Social Work; 5006 K Den view Way. Baltimore, Md. Act.; Vice President. Charm Club. M.S.U. Marching Band. MICKLE, TOMASINE 8.: Business Education; 31 M Presstman St.. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Phi Beta Lambda. MIDDLETON. DEBORAH J.: Business Education: 9 Astro Cf., Baltimore. Md. Act.; Accounting Club. Business Education Club, Education Club. MILLER. KAREN R.: Rehabilitation Therapy: 8802 2nd Ave.. Silver Spring. Md. Act.: Freshman Class Senator. R.O.T.C.. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Rangers. MINION. F. DEVRON: Business Administration; 3842 Rogers Ave.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: IRA Aldridge Player. Student Government. MINOR. CATHY A.: Business Administration; 3313 Cliff Avenue, Richmond. Va. Ac .: S.A.M.. Vice President Soph. Class. Alpha Kappa Alpha. MITCHELL. CARLA L: Biology — Pre Med.; 3317 Reldview Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Biology Club. Honor Society. MITCHELL. THERESA M.: Sociology: 3917 Nor foil Ave.. Baltimore, Md. Act.: Soc.. Sociology Club. Editor of Socio log. Peer Counselor. Umoia Council Representative. MONTAGUE. DEBORAH K.: Elementary Educa tion; 208 Duane St.. Orange, N.J. Ac .: Varsity Cheerleader, Junior Class — President, Delta Sigma Theta, Alpha Phi Omega Sweotheart. MOORE. GRACIE M.: Social Work; 1014 Ellicott Dr. Wy. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Social Work Organi ration. MOORE. I. VANESSA: Social Work; 2620 Kirk Ave., Baltimore. Md. Act.: Miss R.O.T.C. 73, Social Work Student Organization. National Association of Social Workers. MOORE. MICHAEL R.: Business Administration: 3047 Colgate. Winston Salem. N.C. Act.: Phi Beta Lambda. S.A.M., Marketing Club. MOORE. SHEILA 0.: Biology; 519 Dakland Ave., Baltimore. Md. MOORE. SHEILA G.: Business Education: 4201 ' , Gelston Dr., Baltimore, Md. Act.: Phi Bata Lambda. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Economics Departmental Honor Scholar. MOORE. THERESA A.: Business Administration; 5343 Addison Rd., Chaple Oaks, Md. Act.: Mod am Dance Group, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Umoja Council. MOORING. LARRY L: Business Administration; 391 Sampson Ava.. Hampton. Va. Act: lota Phi Theta. Umoia Council. C.I.O. Council. MORRIS. MARGO T.: Elementary Education; Route 2. Box 508A, Salisbury. Md. Act.; Promo theen Kappa Tau Honor Society. MOSLEY. LEMMEL A.: Business Administration; 912 N. Gilmor St.. Baltimore. Md. MOSLEY. ZELMA A.: Political Science; 1009 Ensor Dr.. Joppatowne. Md. Act.: Political Union. Stu- dent Court, Senior Class Senator. S.G.A. Senate. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Phi Sigma Alpha. Pomethean Kappa Tau, Umeja Council. NELSON. EVELYN E.:‘Elementary Education: 4219 Rowerton Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Education Club. NELSON. PHYLLISS G.: Social Work; 1101 Handy Avo.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Social Work Organlxatlon, Alpha Delta Mu National Honor Society in Social Work. NELSON. WENDY A.: Social Work; 38 N. Kessuth St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha. MSU Choir. Social Work Club. Advoce e (Social Work Newspaper). NESBIT. GERALD R.: Psychology: 2028 N. Wolfe. St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Varsity Lacrosse. NEUBAUER. MARY C.: International Studies; 1526 Roundhill Rd., Baltimore. Md. NEWMAN. ANITA S.: Business Administration; 6108 Dandy Loop Rd.. Fayeville, N.C. NEWMAN. MARGARET O.: Business Education: 1203 Etting St.. Baltimore. MD. NEWMAN. RICHARD L.: Business Administra tion; 3123 75th Ave.. Lendover. MD. Act.: Veteran Club. NEWTON. DELOIS: Home Economics; 1219 Cavendish Way. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Home Eco nomics Club. Urban Studies and Human Ecology Committee. NEWTON. JR.. WILLIAM: Business Administra tion; 508 E. 23 St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Varsity Basketball. NGWU6E. ARTHUR N.: Business Administration: 5521 Lothian Rd.. Baltimore, MD. NICHOLSON. DOLLIE W.: Mental Health; 4300 Liberty Heights Ave.. Baltimore, Md. Act.: lota Phi Lambda Sorority. Inc.. Mental Health Association. NJOROGE. CHARLES N.: Business Administra Hon; 3543 Old York Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Ac .; Soc- cer Team. NNAMUKAH, AUGUSTINE U.: Chemistry Siol ogy; Umuaka-Orlu, Nigeria. W. Africa. Ac .: American Chemical Society, International Students Association. MSU Upward Bound Program. NORMAN. VERLISA M.: Home Economics Educa Hon; 1617 Edmondson Ave.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Home Economics Club. NORTHERN. SHELLEY D.: Social Work; 140 25 Casals PI.. Bronx, NY. Act.: Social Work Organize Hon. MSU Marching Bend, Student Government Association. NWANKPA. NKEM C.: Political Science; 1540 Northgate Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Ac .; Overseas Stu dents Union. Political Union. The Spoittmtn. OAKS. CHARLIE M. E.: Business Administration; 513 Normandy Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Voteran Club. Committee on Student Life. Legislative Intern Program. EMOJA Council. OAKS, KENNETH H.: Business Administration; 513 Normanda Ave.. Baltimore, MD. OBAFEMI AJAYI. FESTUS: Marketing: P.O. Box 5550. Lagos State. Nigeria. W. Africa. OBIE. CASSANDRA: 4107 Rokeby Rd.. Baltimore. MD. ODOM. DARRYL E.: Political Science Econom ics; 4905 Hirsch, Houston. Texas. Act.: Football. Alpha Phi Alpha. OGUNRINDE. BENJAMIN A.: Accounting; 1404 Nova Ave.. Hillside. MD. Act.: National Associa tion of Black Accountants. OKE. OLURANTI A.: Biology; 6002 Frenkford. Bel timore. MD. Act.: Soccer Club. Soccer Team. International Student Union. OKEREKE. FRANCIS O.: Business Administration; A2I Kiwe St. Lagos. Nigeria. Ac .: International Student Association, American Marketing Associa Hon. OKONKWO, IFEANYI E.: Biology: 2 AHure Ct.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Overseas Student Associa tion. Biology Club. OKONKWO. NATHAN: Business Administration; 930 Belgian Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Foreign Student Association. McKeldin Advisory Board to Student Government. Society for Advancement of Computer Science. OLANDU. ANTHONY U.: Mental Health; 5607 Lothian Rd.. Baltimore, MD. OLLA. PHILIP A.: Business Administration; 1613 Ralworth Rd., Baltimore, MD. Act.: Economics Club, International Student Union. Business Admin istration Club. ONUKWUGHA. VALENTINE C.: Business Admin rttration; IHO Dimeze. Ikeduru, Imo State. Nige rie. Act.: Foreign Student Union. Economics Club. OVERTON. BERNADETTE E.: Home Economics: 509 Wollhem Ave., Glen Burnie, MD. Act.: Home Economics Club. OWENS. KEITH B.: History; 3223 Leeds St.. Belti more. MD. Act.: History Club. ROTC, ROTC Scholarship Student. PARKER. DORIS E.: English; 614 Monegen St.. Fayettevill, NC. Act.: English Club. Inter-Resi dence Program, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Spolotnun, Miss Morgan Court '75 76. Intramural Program. PARKER. JOAN R.: Home Economics; 2410 Hal cyon Ave., Baltimore, MD. Act.: Home Economics Club. PARKS, DONALD F.: Business Administration; 57 S. Monastery Ave.. Baltimore. MD. Ac .; MSU Choir. Marketing Club. PASCHALL. MELANIE L.: Mental Health; 711 Radnor Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau. Alpha Kappa Mu. Mental Health Asso ciation. Peer Counselor '74 75. PENN. ROSALYN T.: 5484 Sleeping Dog La.. Columbia. MD. PERRY. FAUSTINA R.: Elementary Education; 3909 Mortimer Ave.. Baltimore. MD. PERTEE. WARREN T.: Business Administration; 1717 Ingram Rd.. Baltimoro. MD. PETERS. KEVIN A.: Science Education; P.O. Box 348. Gian Burnie. MO. Act.: Gospel Choir. Charles C. Kay Club. Inter-Residence Council. N.A.S.A. Student Researcher. PETERSON. JAMES R.: Music Education; 2305 W. Mosher St.. Baltimore. MO. Act.: Concert Choir. Morgan Singers. Music Educator's National Con- ference. Student Conductor — MSU Choir. Music Theatre Workshop, Promethean Kappa Tau, Stu- dent Director — MSU M.C.E.A. Gospel Choir. PHILLIPS. CHRISTINE P.: Sociology; East Side Somerset. Bermuda Islands. Act.: International Stu dent Organization. PINSON. GAIL T.: Elementary Education; 2509 Brookfield Ave.. Baltimore, MO. Act.: S.E.A.. Drama Club. German Club, Modern Dance. Sigma Sweetheart. Elementary Education Club. PLUNKETT. ROGER L: English; 1728 E. Preston St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Spokoiman — Reporter and Copy Editor. PUGH. MELVILLE W.: Biology: 800 Beauorbank Ct.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Biology Club. Scroller Oub of Kappa Alpha Psi 1976. Intramurals Sports. PURNELL. JR.. ERNEST W.-. Chemistry; 423 S. Dupont St., Wilmington, Del. Act.: Society of Advancement of Computer Science. CIO Repre sentetive. Intramural Sports. Tau Alpha Upsilon, ACS. PURNELL. JUANITA A.: Physical Education; 435 W. Mkt. St.. Snowhill. MD. Act.: Gymnastics Team. Women’s Basketball Team. Volleyball Team. Physi- cal Education Club. QUEEN. JR.. ALBERT: Accounting; 2050 Summit Avo., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Accounting Club, Mar keting Club, Veteran Oub. Student Government. SAM Club. QUEEN. ARTHUR D.: 3719 Nortonia Rd.. Balt! more. MD. QUEEN, JAMES F.: Business Administration; 1639 Stonewood Rd.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Veterans Club. Marketing Club. QUICK. REGINALD M.: Social Welfare; 1435 Dean St.. Charlotto, NC. Act.: Pan Hellenic Coun cil, Kappa Alpha Psi, Sociology Club. RADCLIFFE. JOANNE: Biology: 4613 Marble Hall Rd.. Baltimore, MD. RANDALL. ERIC W.: Economics; 57 Upmenor Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.:Co-Op Program. REMMELL. HARRY N.: Geography; 1209 North view Rd., Baltimore. MD. REDMOND. PATRICIA: Home Economics; 3620 Gwynn Oaks Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha. American Home Economics Club. Umoja Council, Freshman Orientation Program, Alpha Angels. Deans List, Student Education Asso elation, Campus Tutorial Program. RHODES. MELVIN A.: Pre Med; 5242 Chillum PI. NE. Washington. DC. Act.: Beta Kappa Chi. Biol ogy Club. American Chemical Society. RICH. EDNA Y.: Social Work; 908 N. Monroe St.. Baltimoro. MD. Act.: Student Social Work Organi ration. RICHARDSON. JOANNE L: Urban Studies; 620 N. Augusta Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Zoto Phi Beta. RICHARDSON. MAY N.: Elementary Education; 2 Guttetts Gade, St. Thomas. VI. Act.: MSU Choir. ROTC. Wesley’s Club, lota Phi Lambda, Council for Exceptional Children. Student Teachers Assoc! ation, Who's Who. RICHARDSON. RODERICK E.: Accounting; 4111 Wentworth Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Ac .: Alpha Kappa Mu. National Association of Black Accountants; Accounting Club. RITCHIE, BERTHA E.: Community Mental Health; 100 Brookebury Dr.. Roistertown. MD. Act.: Veter ans Club. ROBERTS. GINA A.: Political Science: 6000 Old Frederick Rd.. Catonsville, MD. Ac .: Ira Aldridge Players, Alpha Phi Omega Honorary Dramatic Fra ternity. Alpha Kappa Alpha. ROBERTS. WILLIAM R.: Business Administration; P.O. Boi 1452, Easton. MD. Ac .: Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Inc., Marketing Club. ROBINSON. BISHOP L.: 8usinoss Administration; 3013 Elgin Ave., Baltimore, MD. Act.: S.A.M.. Internship Program (Bus. Admin.). ROBINSON. CHERYL B.: Biology; Scotch Plains. NJ. Ac .: Basketball Team; Non Phi Non. 8iology Oub. German Club. Umoja Council. ROBINSON, LEROY C.: Business Administration; 5005 Raintree Way. Baltimore. MD. ROBINSON. LULETHA C.: Business Education; 5300 Leith Rd.. Baltimore, MD. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu, Business Education Club, Education Club, Dean List. RODGERS. MICHALELE B.: Recreation Physical Education; 1923 Otis St. NE. Washington. DC. Act.: Physical Education Club. Basketball Team. ROSCOE. ROSALIND D.: Social Welfare; 1402 N. Potomac St.. Baltimore. MD. Ac .: Alpha Delta Mu. ROYSTER. MAMIE R.: Sociology: 1701 N. Spring St., Baltimore. MD. ROYSTER, STEVE T.: Business Administration; 1442 Mountmor Ct.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Marketing Oub. S-A.M.Chib. SAMPSON. LINDA G.: Urban Studies; 4407 G St. SE. Washington. DC. Act.: Urban Studies Associa tion. Natural Living and Good Vibrations. Student Government Association. SAMUEL. BERNICE Y.: Elementary Education: P.O. Box 63. St. Thomas, VI. Act.: Spoktuntn. SAMUELS. GENNITA R.: Accounting; 6433 Hid den Forest Dr., Charlotte, NC. Ac .: Alpha Kappa Alpha — Treasurer, Accounting Club. National Association of Black Accountants. SAUNDERS. PLACIDA E.: Elementary Education: 580 Castle Hill Ave., 8roni. NY. SAVAGE. BERNARD W.: Economics; 2018 W. Sar atoga St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Accounting Club. Economics Club. Marketing Club. National Assoc ation of 8lack Accountants. SAVAGE. THELMA P.: Social Work; 4015 Roge crest Ave., Baltimore. MD. SAVOY. PRISCILLA U.: Business Administration: 115 W. 29th St.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Marketing Oub. S.A.M. Club. SCOTT. KARL R.: Business Education; 127 Dorsey Dr.. Edgewater, MD. Ac .: Tau Alpha Upsilon. SCOTT. VANESSA D.: Business Education; Box 123 Milford, VA. Act.: Miss Senior 1976 77. Delta Sigma Theta. Inc-Treasurer, Phi Beta Lambda, Pan- Hellenic Representative, Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. SCRIVENS JR.. ALBERT: Sociology; 3207 St. Luke La., Baltimore, MD. SERRANO. TAWANA H.: Geography; 1414 Nye St.. Fairmont Pk., MD. Act.: French Club. SHARPS. DELBERT L.: Business Administration; 380 Millswamp Rd., Edgewater. MD. Ac .: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship. Inter Residence Council, Marketing Club, S.A.M. Club. Intramural Activities. SHARPS. MEIONIE B.: Psychology: 8013 Green field Dr.. Lanham, MD. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta. Inc.. Mi� � Kappa Alpka P� i 1976-77. Pan Helenic Council — Vke Pretident, Attendant for Mi� � Sen •or. SHARPS. NORVAIN T.: Butina� � Adminittration; 102 Solomon� l� land Rd.. Annapolit. MD. Act.: ROTC, Marketing Club. Racquetball Club. AlpKa Kappa Mu. Promethean Kappa Tau, Ranger� . SHAW JR.. LUKE: Urban Studie� : 3117 Milford Are.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Urban Studia� Organi lation. SHEPARD. CONELL: Butina� � Administration; S4I3 Sarril Rd.. Baltimore, MD. Act.; Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowthip. SHIVERS. EDWARD L: Phytical Education; 4420 Belvien Ave., Baltimore. MD. Act.: Morgan Wre - tling Team, MEAC Wrettling Champion 167 lb. (1974), MEAC Wrettling Scholattic Squad 1973 74. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Inc., Poet for Spokttmtn. SIMMONS. LAURA E.: Butina� � Adminittration; 116 Watt 111 Street. New York. NY. Act.: MSU Choir '73-74, Society for the Advancement of Management, Delta Sigma Theta. Inc. — 2nd Vice- Pretident, Pan-Hellenic Council Ropreientetive, Promtfhctn Staff. Attendant for Mi� � Morgan. Attendent for Mi� � Junior — 75-76. SLAUGHTER. RICHARD H.: Speech Communica lion; 935 Watt 4th St.. Plainfield. NJ. Act.: Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowthip. Prom th «n Staff — Photographer and A� � ociate Editor. Vartity Foot bad Frethman and Sophomore Year. SLOAN. DAVID A.: Political Science; 619 Oneida St. NE. Washington. DC. Act.; MSU Football Team. Political Union. Student Government Astoci etion. SMALLS. LATITA L.: Butina� � Adminittration; 2209 Hannon St.. Lewitdale. MD. Act.: MSU Band. Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc. SMALLWOOD. JR.. JAMES L: Bo� inet� Adminit tration; 5208 Loch Raven Blvd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.; Marketing Club. SMITH. ANNA M.: Social Work; 3465 23 St.. Wathingfon. DC. Act.; MSU Choir. Social Work Oganitation. SMITH. ANTHONY W.: P.ychology; 2542 W. Montgomery Ave.. Philadelphia. PA. Act.; Senior Oat� Senator. Omega Pti Phi Fraternity. Inc.. Pti Chi. Delta Sigma Theta. Inc. Royal Court. SMITH. CHARLES A.: Mathematic� : 33 Roe Street. Staten Itland. New York 10310. Act.: M.A.T. Club. S.A.C. Oub. Spanith Oub. Chett Oub. SMITH. DEAVER Y.: Political Science; 3701 Springdale Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21216. SMITH. DENNIS: Political Science: 8621 Johnton Avenue, Glenerden, Maryland 20801. Act.: Vice Piretident of the Political Union. SMITH. JOHN E.: Sociology Anthropology: 1416 N. Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21215. SMITH. JOHN H.: Butine� � Adminittration; 4923 Greencrett Road. Baltimore. Maryland 21206. Act.: Football Team 67. SMITH. JOHN T.: Butine� � Adminittration; 1319 Glenwood Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21239. SMITH. KEITH L: Accounting; 1905 Wheeler Ave nue, Baltimore. Maryland 21216. Act.: Spoke� man. Accounting Club. S.A.M. Club. Member of S.G.A. finance Committee. SMITH. SHIRLEY L: Ptychology: 1349 Pentridge Road. Baltimore. Maryland 21239. SMITH. TROY L.: Political Science; 99 Wisner Avenue. Newburgh, New York 12550. Act.: Vice Pretident Senior Clatt, P� i Chi Honor Society, Political Union. Univertity Council. SNOWDEN. THOMAS: Sociology: 7100 Minna Road, Baltimore. Maryland. Act.: Sociology Club. SOMMERVILLE. CLARENCE. Butine� � Admini tration; 2 Amt ter dam Place. Mount Vernon, New York. Act.; Wre� tling Team. SPEARS. ANGELA L: Butine� � Adminittration; 51 Solar Circle. Baltimore. Maryland. Act.: Choir. S .M. Club. Musical Theatre. SPENCE. JOSEPH L.: Mutic Education; 1272 Woodbourne Avenue, Baltimore. Maryland 21239. Act.: Choir. Morgan Singer� , M.E.N.C. SPIEGLER. BOBBI: Social Work; 2745 N. Calvert. Baltimore. Maryland. Act: Young Socialitt AJIi ance. Student Coalition Againtt Racitm, Social Work Organisation. SPIKES. AVERY N.: Elementary Education; 5532 Pine Street, Philadelphia. Penntylvania. Act.: S.N.C.A.. Alpha Phi Alpha Sweetheart. STACKHOUSE, GERIETTA: Sociology; 1118 For rett Street, Baltimore. Maryland 21202. Act.: Pte Alumni Club, Secretary of Sociology Club. STAINBACK, MARY J.: Home Economic� Educe tion; 803 E. 33rd Street, Baltimore. Maryland. Act.: Vice Pretident of Student Member Section of Maryland Home Economic� Atsocietion. Treeturer of Hattie P. Carter Home Economic� Club. Mor gan State Univertity Choir. STAFFORD. CHARLENE: Home Economic� ; 6818 Townbrook Drive, Baltimore. Maryland. STANFORD. JUDITH L.: Butine� � Adminittration; 1834 N. Elmer Street. South Bend. TN 46628. Act.: Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowthip, Inc., Marching Band. STANLEY. WILLIAM D.: Bology. 2506 Overland Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21214. Act.: Ver Mty Swimming Team. Biology Club. STANSBURY. DAVID E.: Mutic Education; 1666 Northgate Road. Baltimore, Maryland. Act.: Con cert Band. Marching Band. Choir. STEPHENS. VICTORIA D.: Sociology; 4918 Gun ♦her Avenue. Act.: Member of Reterve Officer Training Corpt, C.I.O. Representative. National Society of Pershing Angel . Sociology Oub. STRINGFELLOW. RUTH E.: Butine� � Admini.tra- tion; 5423 Fairhewn Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21215. SUMMERS. MICHAEL: Art Education; 6014 Fram Ingham Road, Baltimore. Maryland 21206. Act.: Art Club. National Art Education Astociation. SUTTON, R. GAILE: Political Science; 315 N. Eett Street, Kinston. North Carolina 28501. TAYLOR, DELORES: 8utinets Administration; 7105 University Drive, Norfolk, Virginia 23513. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Senior Class Secretary. TAYLOR. IRVING B.: Psychology; 1000 Ariiona Drive. Richmond. Virginia 23224. Act: Prome thean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Baptist Student Union Choir, Ptycholog ical Society. TAYLOR. JACQUELINE: Social Work; 3765 Jay Street, N.E. Washington. D.C. Act.: Alpha Delta hAi Honor Society. Social Work Organisation. TAYLOR, NATHAN S.: Butine� � Administration; 1641 Ruston Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21216. TAYLOR. VANESSA R.: Accounting; 1342 E. Fay ette Street. Baltimore, Maryland 21231. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Accounting Club. French Club. Morgan State Choir. TAZWELL. DAMON D.: Chemistry; 4702 Wake field Road, Baltimore. Maryland 21216. Act.: Sanator of the Freshman Clan. President of the Sophomore Clan, Adminiont Board. Council of Student Conduct, Promethean Kappa Tau. TAZWELL, MUNZIO P.: Pre Pharmacy; 4702 Wakefield Road. Baltimore, Maryland 21216. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau, Beta Kappa Chi, German Club Pharmacy Club. TEFERA. ASHENAFI: Economic� ; 2207 Fleetwood Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland 21214. TENABE. MONILOA A.: Physical Education; 5308 C Leith Road, Baltimore. Maryland 21239. THOMAS. BERNADETTE: Accounting; 1620 Burn- wood Road. Baltimore. Maryland 21239. Act.: Accounting Club, National Association of Balck Accountants, S-A.M. THOMAS. DONALD U.: Bhzlogy; 160 Sherboume Drive. Columbus. Ohio 43219. Act.: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. French Club, Football Team. THOMAS. MARINDA A.: Elementary Education; 200 Blackwood Park Road. Pasadena. Maryland 21122. THOMAS. MONICA L.: Sociology; 32 Washing- ton Street. Lackawanna, New York 14218. Act.: Sociology Club. THOMAS. REBA B.: Social Work. 402 Pulaski Highway. Joppa. Maryland 21085. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society, Alpha Kappa Delta. THOMAS. YVONNE: Business Education; I Hill Street, St. Thomas. Virgin Islands 00801. Ac .: Promethean Kappa Tau. Intramural Softball and VoHeybell. Phi Beta Lambda, Senior Editor of Year book. THOMPSON. FRANKLIN D.: Accounting; 102 S. Kossuth Street, Baltimore. Maryland. THOMPSON. JEFFREY: Business Administration; 3813 Coronado Road, Baltimore, Maryland 21207. Act.: Marketing Club. THOMPSON. PATRICIA O.: Social Work; R.F.D. I. Box 77. East New Market. Maryland 21631. Act.: Student Social Work Organiiation. THORNHILL. RONALD R.: Sociology; 115 N. 62nd Street, PhSadelphia, PA. Act.: MorganState Marching Band. Choir. Tau Alpha Upsilon Frater- nity. Social Welfare Club, Council of Independent Organizations. TRAVIS. KIMBROUGH: Accounting; 12206 Far ringoom Avenue. Cleveland. Ohio 44105. Act.: Accounting Club. Student Government. Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. National Association of Black Accountants. Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. TREADWELL. RITTA J.: 902 Marlau Drive. Balti more. Maryland 21212. TRIPP. MICHAEL M.: Political Science; 14008 8ee chune Lane, Silver Spring, Maryland 20906. Act.: Zeta Phi Beta Sweetheart of Pledgees Court. Choir. TUCK. MARCIA R.: Home Economics; 1541 North Smallwood Street, Baltimore. Maryland 21216. Act.: Home Economics Club, American Home Eco nomic Association. TUCK. PHILLISHA: Business Administration; 1541 Smallwood Street. Baltimore, Maryta nd 21216. TULL. VANESSA M.: Elementary Education; Towne Plaza Apartments. 305 Hardwick PI.. Joppa, Maryland 21085. Act.: Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. TUNDE. ODUSINA: Chemistry; 4931 Todd Avo nua. Baltimore, Maryland 21206. Act.: A.C.S. Member, Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society. Prome thean Kappa Tau Honor Society. TURNAGE. MARILYN E.: Recreation; 1724 Chil ton Street, Baltimore, Maryland. TURNER. EDNA: History; 3427 DoKield Avenue. Baltimore. Maryland. Act.: History Club. TUTMAN. DEBORAH A.: Elementary Education; 2952 Mosher Street, Baltimore, Maryland. UNDERWOOD. JACQUELINE V.: Accounting; 1022 8reddish Avenue, Baltimore, Maryland 21216. Act.: Vice President of M.S.U. Vet's Club. Accounting Club. Student Rep. for Cluster Program, Momber of N.A.8.A. VAUGHN. ELLEN M.: Political Science; 4908 Goodnow Road, Baltimore. Maryland. VERRETT, DORIS O.: Business Administration; 2735 Mura Street, Baltimore, Maryland 21213. Act.: Evening Student Council, Middle Atlantic States Region of Evening Students. United States Association of Evening Students. WADDILL. CATHERINE R.: Elementary Educa tion; 422 Jefferson Street, Washington. D.C. 20011. WALKER. CARLA A.: Social Work, 2314 Ko Ko Lane, Baltimore, MD 21216. Act.: President of lota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc., Alpha Delta Mu Honor Society for Social Work. WALKER. CAROLYN J.: Speech Communication; 3707 Loch Raven Blvd.. Baltimore. MD 21218. Act.: President of D.O.W. Holmes Debate Speech Society. WALKER. YVETTE S.: Elementary Education. 3203 Yosemite Ave.. Baltimore. MD 21215. Act.: Drama Club. French Club. S.E.A. Club. Modern Dance Club, Sigma Sweetheart. Elementary Educa- tion Club. WALLACE. EVELYN: Business Administration; 20904 Zion Rd.. Gaithersburg. MD. Act.: Royal Court of Groovo Phi Groove. Swing Phi Swing Social Fellowship, Inc. WALLACE. MENDOZA O.: Psychology: 5020 GoodNow Rd., Baltimore. MD 21206. Ad.: Lacrosse. French Chib. WALLACE. WINGAIL R.: Social Work; 5201 Frankford, Ave., Baltimore, MD. WARD. LARRY N.: Accounting: 2235 Corona Ct.. Baltimore. MD 21214. Act.: Track and Field. Member of lota Phi Theta. WARE. VANESSA: Psychology: 1225 W. 110 Ct.. Chicago. III. 60693. Act.: Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. Promethean Kappa Tau. Beta Kappa Chi. Psi Chi, Pan-Hellenic Council. Dean's List. Omega Psi Phi Royal Sweetheart Court. WASHINGTON. GERARD M.: Business Adminis- tration; 4512 Old Federick Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Marketing Club, Student Economic et Mor gen. WASHINGTON. MICHAEL R.: Business Adminis tretion; 1209 N. Strieker Street, Baltimore. MD. WATSON. GREGORY E.: Mathematics; 3407 Pohatan Ave., Baltimore, MD 21216. Act.: Co- Op Program. WATSON. LYNNETTE L.: Elemontary Education: 128 20140 St. So. ox. Pk. New York. New York 11436. WATTS. WAYNE A.: Sociology; 3209 Carlisle Ave., Baltimore. MD 21218. Ac .: President of Sociology Club. WEBB. ALVIN T.: Biology; 2427 N. Denison Street. Baltimore, MD 21216. WELDON. CHRISTOPHER M.: Psychology; 235 Farragut Rd.. Annapolis, MD 21401. Act.: Pro mothoan Kappa Tau Honor Society, Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, United States Marine Coprs. ROTC. Intramural Football and Basketball. WELLS. TIMOTHY C.: Social Work; 1225 Lin worth Ave.. Baltimore, MD 21212. Act.: Student Liaison to Social Work Faculty. President of Social Work Student Organisation. WELTY, JOAN: Mental Haalth Administration; 104 Charry Hill Rd.. Reistentown, MO 21136. WHEATLEY. MICHELLE L: Urban Studios; 620 Wildwood Pk-y.. Baltimore. MD 21229. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc., Miss Phi Beta Sigma Fratanrity Inc., Vice President of Urban Studies Association. Representative (Urban Stud ies) for the UMOJA Council. WHITE. ANN B.: Psychology (2nd Degree): 3322 Dorithen Rd., Baltimore. MD 21215. Act.: Mem bor of Psi Chi National Honor Society and the Psy chological Society. WHITE. MARGUERITE A.: Sociology; 3034 Wind sor Avo., Baltimore. MD 21216. Act.: Upward Mobility —SSA. WILEY. YVONNE: Elementary Education; 4907 Goodnow Rd.. Baltimore. MD. Act.: Veteran’s Club. WILKINS. MARJORIE C.: Political Science; 2709 Talbot Rd.. Baltimora. MD. Act.: Philosophy Club. WILLIAMS. ANTHONY A.: Business Administra tion; 2151 Mt. Holly Street. Baltimora. MD 21216. Act.: Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity. Inc., Alpha Kappa Mu. Promethean Kappa Tau. WILLIAMS. DARLENE D.: Accounting: 1511 Cars- wel Street. Baltimore. MD 21218. WILLIAMS. EDNA K.: Business Administration; 4626 Menordene Rd.. Baltimora. MD 21229. Act.: Marketing Club. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Society for the Advancement of Manage ment. WILLIAMS. ELISE: Political Science: 100 10 S. Calumet Ave.. Chicago. HI. 60028. Act.: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. Inc.. Senior Senator. Politi cal Science Union. Inner Residence Council. WILLIAMS. LeVERN: Home Economics Education; 3106 St. Lukes Lane. Baltimore. MD 21207. Act.: Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Inc., Miss Home Economics. Vice President of the Home Eco nomics Club. Member of the American Home Eco nomks Association. WILLIAMS. NINA L.: Political Science: 2408 Mon tebello Terr., Baltimore. MD 21214. Act.: National Association of Black Political Scienca Stu dents. Political Union. WILLIAMS. ROBERT J.: Business Administration; 1103 Glen Willow Drive. Seat Pleasant. MD. Act.: Varsity Footbal Team, CIO, lota Phi Theta Frater- nity. Inc., UMOJA Council. WILLIAMS. ROBERT L: Chemistry; 8239 Lath bridge Rd.. MiHersvile. MD 21108. Act.: Perth ing Rifles, Watson's Rangers. WILLIAMS. RUSSELL K.: History Education; 4412 Craddock Ave.. Baltimore. MD 21212. Act.: Morgan State University Swimming Team. History Club. Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, Inc., Student Government. Booster Club: Founder and President. CIO Rep. WILLIAMS. WANDA T.: Elementary Education; 517 Division Ave.. W. Palm 8eech, R. Act..'Groove Phi Groove Royal Court (74-75). WILLIAMSON. DEBORAH R.: Social Work; 15 Cindy Lane, Seat Pleasant, MD 20027. Act.: Member of Social Work Organisation. Groove Phi Groove Sweetheart. Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. WILLIAMSON. MARCEAIN: Social Work; 2528 Edgecombe Cir. Apt. 201. Baltimore. Md. 21215. Act.: Veteran Club. Social Work Organisation. WILLIAMSON MAUREEN D.: Accounting; 20018 Loyal Ave., Ettrick, Va. 23803. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau Honor Society. Sophomore Class Trea- surer. Junior Class Treasurer, Groove Phi Groove Royal Court. Majorette Squad. Accounting Club. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. Student Government Finance Committee. WILLIS. BRADY W.: Business Administration and Accounting; 1226 Montagua. Dallas, Teias 75216. Act.: President Baldwin Hall, lota Phi Theta Fraternity, Morgan State Football Team. Accounting Club. Inter Residence Council. WILLIS. BRENDA J.: Sociology: 2409 Garrison Bhrd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Sociology Club. Tutor- ing Program. WILSON. ALVIN: Accounting; 4724 Wakefield Rd.. Baltimore. Md. 21216. Act.: National Asso ciation of Black Accountants, Society for the Advancement of Management, Accounting Club. WILSON. BETTY L: Biology: 4310 N. Rogers Ave noe. Baltimore. Md. 21215. Act.: 8iology Club, Girls' Athlete Club. S.G.A. Member. French Club. WILSON. PRINCE B.: Physical Education; 4310 N. Rogers Avenue, Baltimore. Md. 21215. Act.: Intramural Sports. Omega Psi Phi. Judo Club. WILSON. TERRI E.: Social Work; Rt. I Box 168. Cambridge. Md. 21613. Act.: Social Work Organisation, Alpha Delta Mu Honor Society. WIMPLE. RHONOA E.: Social Work; 2307 Mosher St.. Baltimora. Md. 21216. Act.: National Honor Society. Promethean Kappa Tau. WOODEN. WILLIAM H: Pre Professional Chem istry; 2020 Whittier Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21217. Act.: Promethean Kappa Tau, Alpha Kappa Mu. Beta Kappa Chi Honor Societies, Intramural Sports. American Chemical Society, French Club. WRIGHT. GREGORY: History; 27 Walden Birch Court. Baltimore. Md. 21207. Act.: History Club. WRIGHT. SHARON: Elementary Education; 31 Locust St.. Smyrna. Delaware 19977. Act.; Cheerleader. Charm Club. Education Club. WYNN. 8RENDA: Business Administration; 5600 Fempark Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21207. Act.: Soci- ety for the Advancement of Management. YOUNG. BRENDA L.: Elementary Education; 5930 8elle Groove Rd.. Baltimore. Md. Act.: Non Phi Non Social Organisation. Inc. YOUNG. ANN V.: 3217 Sequoia Ave.. Baltimore. Md. 21215. YOUNG. DAVID. D. JR.: Fine Arts; 606 Wood bourne Ave., Baltimore. Md. 21212. Act.: Stu dent Art Association. YOUNG. JAMES W.: Accounting; 2115 Crimea Rd. U A6. Baltimore. Md. 21207. YOUNG. 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