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

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Eiilf '?c11m: !?nt'a1:'tIlf1-g 'Cnnmiittee on Counseling and Guidance, appointed by th It-tt1l L5H H dtklm. ml Nuvemlmr 6, 1962 I'm am indefinite period, concern- : Itself mth u soIf-cx-almiliun of the curriculum of the Student Personnel m pm iI' .- .in t ' Jul 4 m rowx H lg. Anticrsun. Jnhn Duncan, Edith Gibson. Ralph mes. t 1:: Idmus, Benymmn Simms. Izunice Simpson. Secretarv. The. sn'ategic IwuurIm-l fsnuccrncd whn wvrv- not memht-rs of thE commit-tee represent'ed ?lu- fnililwmg areas: Amulvmic Dmns; Mallu-mutics; Psychololgy; Audinisual MIR? Llhmry; Rcsitlr-ncc. Dirvclnrs; Spwch and Hearina; Health Serivce; Funds Svmce: Religious Counseling. Financial Cuunsulinu mcid Placement of Gradu- ult-s. I't-rsc.rnrwl Administruliun and personnel WWII: Mlhm'uhmiltcc-s included: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND RELATED SERVICES: Arlmixfaiuns and BrunrtIs-hbhn DHIICIIIL Chairman; Tcsting-VV. E. Ander- mu. Lhuinnan; Mullwmntics Clinic-Thvlnm rt Rice; Reading-Bcrnice An- Irf'Wh- Chairman; eriIings-E. jeuncs. Chaimmn; Student Personnel Research -1 hrlmu A. HEW. Chairman; Educational and V'Ucatinnai CounseliugwEmmu ifrngg Chairman; Study Skills and 'I'Lmtlning Machines Laboratory J. T. Parks, DH. EMMA W, HRMK: L-I'uug'njrznj. Swim: um! IlvurinH Clinicw-Iluhn Jones, Chairman; ACADEMIC Ull NSLLINL: Humhnusk-r; Inter and Fuvulty Advisory ngrams-Dr. B. Memrv Chairman; PERSONNEL COUNSELING: Miss E. Cibsun. Chainnan. Prl'srmaI-Suciul. Ii. Cilmam ti. Vuson; Student Antivities: Joe Louis Reed: l3. Pindlcn Discipline Cmmsvling l3r. J. G. Hardy; Clinical Services, in Social SLiIIa. Cilizrnship. l..uudcrship. 1'3. klihmn; Rt-sidentiul Cnunseling S. McAllis- tugr; PERSONNEL SEIH'ICI'IS: IImLHIL B, Van Dyke; Religious Counseling I5. bimms: Financial t'TmInH-iirm-LL-mis Pt-lcrman; Foods and Dining-- Hattie C Amlvrsnn; Pluct'mcnl j. Ii. Ciluhrmt dllll H. Spears. Pr-lu'dllrv adopted by the Cmmnilhn' imnlx'ed 1. Assessing the Philusophy and Uhlerfiu's :11 1111- Counseling mud Guidance Program; 2. Setting up Senices Mr anlci'mmiling tl'm Philnsnplq Ami Uhjoctives: 3. Developing the adminis- tmlix'tf sl'mchlrt- and Urgm'iiznl'ilsm uf the program In reflect the services nf stt'p 1; 1. Making up of u wt of rccnmmcndatiuns 0n the: part of each service within the fm'mat of: purpose. 51112115. nhjectives. Heascms for Scn'ice: Per- sonnel required; PhysiL-ul lku-iliiirs nct-th-d. Budget necessary and Evaluation ngmm fnr defrrmining if the purposes uf the services were being, met: 5. Making use of a national consultant in Guidance and Counseling. to review. ujticizv lhte ycas's study. 6. Making final recon:mendatinns to the adlninistrw mm and faculty. Tlu- 276-pag9 rrpnrt nf the Cmmseling and Guidance Cnmittteeu accepted by Ihv Faculty amd Administration J May T, 1963 is lodged in the College Library. Office raf the IH'UsiLle-mr, OHice of Student Affairs and Office. of the Chairman of the Commiltc-o. COLLEGE STAFF AUGMENTED JOE LDUIS REED '59. gradnnlc fained the sla m Men's Proctnr in the new donnitury and Coordinator 0f Student Activities. ROYLAND A. ROYSTER. a '58 graduate 1:! Ala. a. G: M. was the new assistant in the Campus Bonk Siore. LEOTIS PETERMAN 30 grud- unte nl llll' College and an M. 5. from Indiana Univer- u'ty became business manager of the Couege. W'ILLIE I. PARKER, n '62 graduate joined the staff as securily and safely officer. E 903856 staff was augmented by the nddihon f a number Dcrsum during Ilah. plum- al development, MARION 1N .- IBIIHAMS '53 graduate hogan work an business nnistunt al Ihc- Ma- ai E Gamer. on. n. s. WILSON began sewice m 99M P11 elm, HENRY A. SPEARS left. iniucd Ille 3'!an in Fehmgry El:- is . kiln 9! Alumni Ailairs and Placement 51:I'V5W-M M Spears 23 I 50 mam: of .asc; MRS. 10mm M. ROYSTER became Metary la Presizh-m Watkins. g

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THE GO PROGRAM h - x . ' 111 student ' Watkins held Inmhwn madam: w? . ?;?;;gsngf all campus organizations. From tins meetmg. '1 F the '00 Program gained mnmenhnn. On December 19. 1962. 1.110 Presidtz'ul gave an .hprzrecia- lion Banquet for Faculty and hmlf At rlm Black Tie event appreciation was expressed to the gmup for their demonstrated interest, tmhn work amid cnilegF family relationship. Tribute was pmd to the It-he'wl Presn- dent-on-Leave. H. Cmmciil Trcnhulm fm- 1m.- .3-, years of service to the institution. Handsnmely pnntud cer. tificatcs of appreciation were presented tn all staff and faculty by Dr. Watkins. Dr. Hubert D. Reid. SL. Cnllcge DeamElect and then Dean of Students at Tuskegov Institute worked Wlth Alabama State Academic Officvrs in mattcrs uf staff needs and accreditatiun procedures. Me as the then Dean-Elect led the faculty in studying. analyzing. and reorganizing its curriculum in krcping with new and wclidcfinod uhjcctives nf the College. ' ' h - 3rd. from lgfi-GS Coliege Lounml Presulent Leon llowartlj . Icfl'J pledged himseif and the efforts of the Canned to THE GO PROGRAM . THESE WERE THE ANSWERS DH. THELMA H. ANDERSON, Prof. of Eli, Chairman of the Curriculum Committee, with her committee revised and set the curriculum ulferings within the matrix of a broader Liberal Arts Program as well as meeling a basic purpose for Teacher Training. Serving as secretary of this Committee was Assoc. Prof. of Mnlhemniics. Thelma A. Rice. Other members were: Dr. Reva Mimau. S. D. Bishop. Dr. Joseph M. Britlain. John Duncan. Din Zciin Evans, 5. A. Frazier, Mrs. Thelma Glass, Dr. I. C. Hardy, Dr. B. Moore, Mrs. J. B. Oubre, J. E. Pierce, Dr. H. L. Van Dyke. Mrs. Thelma Whitaker and Dr. Clinton I. Young. DR. REV'A W. ALLMAN. Ptaf. of Eli, and Acting Dean of Graduate Division. Chaiman of Academic Standards Committee. which set up new academic standnrds. Serving as secretary was Mrs. Audrey Doniey. Acting Head of the Department OI Businesui Education. Olhet members were: 5. D. Bishop, Dr. J. T. Brooks, Mrs. Lucy CampBell. Dr. Dorothy Draper, John Duncan, 1'. H. Gilchrist. Dr. B. C. Moore. Mrs. Thelma A. Rice, Dr. H. L. Van Dyke and Dr. Clinton I. Young. DR. S. Q. BRYANT. Prof. of Ed. and Math, Ind Department Head served as chairman of the Faculty Affairs Commillee. which set up, With faculty sanction, policy and procedures in the area of concern for faculty and the Coliegc. Serving as secretary was Dr. Ralph Bryson, Professor of English and Department Head. Other members were: Miss Edith Gibson, James E. Pierce, Rev. Benimin J. Simms, and Simon W. Walker. BALIEGI-I P! PLAYER. Assoc. Prof. of English, blue printed, as the editor. two drafts u! the New Academic Program and the official public relation argun- Mnbma State College Bullelin, and the first Alabama State College Catalog since 1937-38, It was a 108 page bank volume featuring the announcements Eur 19634434, including the facully roster, courses of study, academia: and financial regulations and other information about the program at lhl: College. l 22

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COMMENCEMENT'63 Th0 W63 Maw Cnmmcnurnu'ni marked .tIu- be- ginning 0f lhv Administering of and taking the Graduatv's Pledge. The Graduate's Pledge W'ith a sulcsnn sons:- oi my rt-swnsihility I pledge- myself T0 Imld :nv Degree as :4. Sacred Trust. Vlith L'ntu-ruishml Hnnor Tn Myself. In Generous Loyalty To My Alma Mater, And W'ith Fidelity to My Cnunrry. My FPHUW MPH. And My God. '63 YEARBOOK THEME- THE GO PROGRAM YEARBUOK STAFF: Lem: Donaldson. Edilur-u-CMEL jamcs VF. King. Axmciatc Editor. Johnson Matchett, Bw-ineu' Manager, Co-Adviwrs: Thelma Austin Rich and R. P. Player. Public Relation. GIFT FROM ,6! AND '63 CLASSES. Leon Donaldson, Editor. Marshall Nettles, Senior Class Presidenl. :EN-LOH CLASS OFFICERS: President-Nlnrshall NEHIES. Vim :esxlcnl-lnhn Punn, Semlan--Gladyv Parker, Assistant Sw- rLary-ol'lrtbur belmun. 'l'reasurcr-Juyce Mitchell, Challlimd Esthe' M! Owens. Pulinnmnlarian alt d - ' - A .. - : Ihelma M, Class.- and Thelma A. Rice. re dalm Cn-Adusori