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

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A cherished heritage of Alabama State College is its longevity of more than fourscore years of operation. Hun- dreds of faculty members. more than sixteen thousand plus students. and many thousand of patrons, citizens and friends have shared in the significant evolution of this outstanding coilege. The 1958 HORNE! will serve to give a panoramic view into out glorious 1957-58 year which we dearly love and cherish. Since its beginning the machinery of our institution has been geared toward the accomplishment of education for the people through unity of purpose and collective effort. This has been a workshop for sincere minds. where the youth are sculptured and modeled into that individual of which we are proud. FRANK BIENVILLE DEAN, Editor-in-Chief -Shown in this issue of the HORNE'I' are ways in which we are moving Operation Uphill , through arrays of various senior classes. of faculty and the colossal fresh- man. sophomore and junior classes, the gigantic arrays of varied organizations and the several areas of Sports and other activities which are day to day experiences with us here. Constant contacts with outstanding personaliu'tes in many fields and our service to the state and na- tion through the years are the factors which keep turning the powerful wheel of unity at Alabama State as it seeks to keep its tradition. Service to all by all.

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57A; 1958 Hornet 35rd yeargooz' gelifion pugfid ea, 49 5A9 Senior Cfadded of Aid Lama State Coigege Wanfgomerg Afagama

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:Declica lion As students ofthis institution, we are sincerely grateful for the numerous educational experiences which have been previded for us as a result ofyour far reaching and dynamic capabilities as a. leader. Because ofthe degree of your sincerity in pur- pose and incessant labor, andyour concern for prcwid- 'ing educational opportunities for Alabama's youth, the name, high ideals and fame of our school are held in the highest esteem throughout the vast domain of our country and also abroad. We are the immediate benefactors of your labor and concern. Itis for these deeds, and other too numerous to account for, that we are both privileged and proud to de- dicate this 1958 issue ofthe HORNET to you, President H. Council Trenholm.