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

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. .' W h - BETA KAPPA CHI STUDENT MEMBERS: John lvcry and Thai- ma CarmII GHr. k Mrs. ani GRADUATE MEMBERS: Dorothy Garner, Robert Snlcher. Annette Bnugh fPrcsident Gr National Officeri, Mildred Hardy, Moses Glenn, Thelma Rice 590315! 3: Past President at ViceJ Bobby Young. Treasurer. Franccs Inter, Dr. H. L. Van Dyke. I947 CH ALLENGES TO SCHOLARSHIP Graduate and Student members hosted the National Meet- ing at Bela Kappa Chi in 1958. Prince 1. Winston. Chairman nf Soiree ; Alfred Henry. Thelma Rice, Chairman of Social Committee 6: Banquet, Dr. Alfred Nixon. F. W. Tnylur. A. 0. Class. Dr. E. L. Maxwell, and President Trenholm. Annual Banquet of Alabama State College Chapter BKK-ISST at Campus Collier. Science Holds Th1- Colden Key To The Royal Palace of Knowledge .

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SPECIAL WEEKS Arming special wwks was Juninr Weekn I956. a fun? runner of Seninr Week with t'ww purposes and directions which haw continued since 1957. Prior to uSen- ior W'etrk 1957 was :1 Soniur Hicck I'PI 51. Aiming student leaders were Gonrgc- Andrews. Ben Adams. Vernon Crawfnrd. Fred Gray. amd faculty ad- x'isurs-Mrs: Thelma Class, and Mr. Dawson. Activities.- included Tree Plant ing. mcials. picnic. a prngrnm and pre- wntatitm nf tmpiuicu I'u :ulvisors and others. Prepnfing lo serve refreshments ml the IuniOra- Suninr Prom May 11. '56. Left. Claudio Moore. PERCY 'oVIIITE, President or Junior 8a Junior W'eck Program Chairman: Agnes Milchw Onllan' Ed- Class. accepts key Chancngt' u was From Chairman, Virginia Shaw was Tea h. from Grady Anderson at Junior Week FF! b Chairman. Program, whose Theme was Changing Society Challenges Youth . FACULTY ADVISDRS: Ralieh Plny- er-H. L, Sayles; N. W. VVaIton-Dr. Archie Lacey; Thelma A. Ricc- Thelma M. Class tChnirmenh T. I. Mayberry-Dr. S. Q. Bryant. Denna. of Divisional Colleges-Sccondary zlnd Elementary. STUDENT LEADERS: Percy W'hite-Virginin Shaw, Presidents: Clyde Campbell, Mary Long. Vice-Prcsidcnls; Cnmlyn Daffin-li'm'lt; John- som Secretaries: Claudia Moore. assistant; Alberta Eason-OcEm-in Brown. Treasurers: Rascal Beltis, Chnplain; Lucy BelI-Evelyn Nm- dersun, Pianisls; John Foster, Assistant; Doris; Allen-Eredean Sanders, Miss Secondary 6: $11315 Elementary Education . David Jacobs. Thelma Horn. Patricia Smith. Doroilly Crnam. . Mamie Ellington. X X a - TEA TlME - Seniur week '60 TEA TIME Fur Frcshmen with President and Mrs. Trcnlmlm during Orientation Week. :mmg lhc Last of Junior Senior From; in the Campus Opening of HORNETS NEST. .cnlar.

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VISITING SCIENTISTS DH. E. S. GRAHAM Chemist DR. JAMES H. BIRNIE. Chairman of the Department of Biology. Morehouse Cullcgc spoke for H: third Annual Banquet May 1951; He spoke frmsl the Hubiccl- Tenching and the Spirit of Research . Masdames Effie Cruckeli, 5: Doris Sanders and Home Arts stu- dent: prepuwd and served the menu. The visiting hcicniists lecture. program was sponsored jointly by the Collegt- and Andrew j. Beard Science and Mathematics Club through the- direct efforts uf its founder advisor. B. '1'. Harvey, Acting Chairman 05 Department of Science 1957-1960 and the visiting seimliists progam of learned societies of the THE SCIENCES-IQSI scimccs. Programs were implemented through lectures. confer- ences, seminars for students. insen- Ice teacher institutes and public mcvtings for Citizens interested in the latest developments AND RESEARCH in research. discovery and invention. Dr. E. 8. Graham, Chair- man of Department of Chemistry, Kenyon College, Gambier. Ohiu was the American Clwmical Society visitor in 1960. In adv dition tn lectures and other services, Dr. Graham held a Round Table. with Alabama State College Science and Mathematics Faculty and representatives from Tuskegee lnstitute-Drs. Mason and Beltnn canceming problems related to curricula in chemistry and undergraduate research Amrmg the array nf scientists coming to our campus were: Dr. Harry F. Lewia Paper Chemistry, Apletnn. Wis.. Dr. Harlow Shaploy, former Director of Harvard Observatory. Paine Profes- sor uf Astronomy; Dr. Kenneth L. Franklin. Assnciate Astrnn; tamer, American Museum, Hayden Planetarium, N. Y., Dr. Thum- as Aldrich. Carnegie Institution, Vashingt0n, D. C, Dr. David NnveIIi. BitrChemist. Biology Division Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear SttidiESL Dr. A. E. Cameron. Physical Chemistry. Analyti- cal Chemistry Division. Oak Ridge; Dr. Haskell Cohen. Associate Profesmr of Malhematicx Louisiana State University. Dr. Maln- cill. University nf Alabama. Dr. Paul H. Fall. last visitor 1962. Chemistry Division of Chemical Education of American Chem- ical Society. DR. SYLVESTER BELL, second 1mm right. 3.5. '36, Chairman of Depanmeut of Biology. Talladega College spoke at the second Annual Banquet in Ihe Home Arts Department. May 1930- DR' EUGENE mama. Medicn! Director John A. Andrews Hospita! Elsigeilee lnsmuh- spoke for Ike first Annual Banquet, May 11.