Alabama State University Montgomery - Hornet Yearbook (Montgomery, AL)

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2? l 753 it? THE GRADUATES BOOK i? wtudenty whose name: appear below are members of the Junior Cof- lege graduating clan?! but are not included in the picture graupr BURWELL, AUTOMEIZE BERNICE Linden, Ala. High School, Linden Academy. NELMS, LILLIAN MARIE ........ Opelika, Ala. DAVENPORT, DOROTHY .......... Dora, Ala. High School, Walker County Training School; Junior College Dramatics; A Cappella Choir. HUNTER, IDA MAE ........ Montgomery, Ala. High School, State Teachers College; Phi Delta Rho Pep Society; A Cappella Choir. JARRETT, CARRIE ........... Montgomery, Ala. High Schaol, State Teachers College; Teacher, St. James School, Rutledge ACtenshaw CountyL JEFFERSON, AURELIA BRANCH Coacopa, Ala. High School, Eureka High School U-Iattiesburg, MissJ LANIER, OLGA .............. Greensboro, Ala. High School, Hale County Training School. MATTHEWS, RENA BELLE HAMontgomery, AlaA High School, Lomax-Hannon High School AGreenvilleL MOORE, HELEN BEATRICE ....... Marion, Ala. High School, Lincoln Normal School AMarionh Teach- er, Opelika Public School. MCINTOSH. ROSA LEE .......... Neenah, Ala. High School, Camden Academy. JUNIOR High School, Miles Memorial College; Teacher, San- ford ALee CountyL PELHAM, EMMA ................. Verbena, Ala. PORTER, LUCRETIA ......... Montgomery, Ala. High School, State Teachers College; Home Economics Club. SMITH, MARY ALICE ...... Montgomery, Ala. High School, Coffee County Training School. THOMAS, LOLA BELLE ........... Mobile, Ala. High School, Mobile County Training School; Y. W. C. A.; Phi Delta Rho Pep Society. TURNER, HOWARD LEE ........ Linden, Ala. High School, Linden Academy. WELLS, CREOLA ............. Mt. Meigs, Ala. High School, Montgomery County Training School; Basketball; Physical Education A,, Club, WILLIAMS, VIOLA R .......... Montgomery, Ala. Teacher, Old Mt. Zion, Goshen Wike CountyL WRIGHT, SUSIE A .................... Coy, Ala. Teacher, Oak Grove Republic School, Alberta WW1- cox Countw . COLLEGE

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$3 1937 SUMMER QUARTER 1'? THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The senior high school is a part of the laboratory school setup of the institution as a teacher-training college. However, the summer quarter has offered the opportunity for an appreciable number of teachers-in-service to complete their high school work and thus qualify properly for credit work in the junior college divisian. Each summer, about fifty percent of the graduating class is composed of these teachers-in-service while the remain- ing fifty per cent is drawn from those students of the regular year who need the summer quarter to complete their work in contrast to the high school classes of the Spring Quarter that are almost wholly regular students who have not had teaching experience. While be- ginning teachers must complete the junior college course before qualifying for their teach- ing certificate on the basis of professional study, encouragement is given those teachers- in-service who have taught at least five years on an Alabama certificate by granting them the First Grade Elementary Certificate upon their graduation from this senior high school. THE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL The Class Motto: An Investment in Knowledge Pay: the Best Dividend. THE CLASS OFFICERS President ................................................ John A. Smith Vice-President ....................................... Addie L. Murdock Secretary .................................................... Susie Wright Treasurer ................................................. Anna Smediey THE CLASS PROGRAM Tuesday, August 10, 1937 9:30 A. M. pART I. THE OLD SCHOOL A demonstration of a typical day of school in -an old schoolw Teacher: Miss Nettie J. Kidd PART II. THE NEW SCHOOL A demonstration of a typical claw being conducted as Horace Mann would advise Teacher: Miss Maggie Berthine Henderson PART III. A PROGRAM The School Observes The Centennial of Horace Mann as an Educator I. Saxaphone Solo .................................... . Newman Terrell 2. Horace Mann as a Boy ......................... Miss Hattie Daggett 3. Horace Mann in College . . . . . , . ,,,,,, . V Miss Delia Washington 4. Horace Mann as a Lawyer and Legislator ........ Mrs. Florence Burns 5. Vocal Solo ................................. Miss Maggie Henderson 6. Horace Mann as an Educator .................... Mrs. Addie Murdock 7. Original Poem, RHorace Marin the Educatotm ........... Mrs. Lillie Patrick 8. Vocal Solo ........................................ Miss Hattie Dagget 9. Celebration Donation and Presentation of Class Gift 10. Class Song 27