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

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l887-I92O TULLIBODY HALL Tlld l-lother Dear State Normal School Occupied in 19064 replacmncnt fnr an original frame xtructure 089m destroyed by fire in 190-1. IROOTS I874... JOHN W. BEVERLY Author and English Professor Third Prt-sidt-rl'at 1.9154920 Determined people, churches, mass meetings cooperative giving and fund raising projects are bed rocks of Ala- bama State. The land cm which the original building stond was purchased and turned over to the State by the cnluwd citizens. The money that paid the school site obligatinn was given by individuals, church dona- tions and socit'ties. On the Board uf Trustees were pas- tars of three churchestr. James A. Foster. First Bap- tist; Dr. 1. w. Alstock, Old Ship A.M.E.Z.; Dr. T. A. Weathingtnn, Mt. Zion AALEZ; Included also were Messers H A. Loveless Undertaker, and W. Watkins, Building Cnntractor antcr Avenue Baptist Church Fathersj; W. Dc Jamette, Grocer, C. B. Class, Painter; and W. H. Alexander. Internal Revenue Collector.

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I874-l887 lST-i-ISST Stutv Normal Sclmnl and University Marion. Alabama. GEORGE W. CARD. Prmidvnt 1374-1878. VVILLIAKI B. PATEBSON Si't'nlld Prwsidc'nt ISTH-1915 Hvuardml .12; Fulmdor FROM TH ESE DEXTER AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH site for first registratiml :If students. Aluhmna Colored Penples University BEULAH BAPTIST CHl Hf. sin OI clummmn 1nd Class sussinns. Alabama Unlurc-d Pe-uplts Uniwrsitx UBST-QCM ziml Shm Normal Stlmnl Mr Culort-d hm- dents nssg- ! Jun; FIRST BAPTIST CH URCH dSQm Stntc Normal SL-hcml OLD SHIP :L M. E. Z. C mancemcnt USQW. site of F mt Baccalaureate lnr C. Mmed Students. Hl? RC1! site of First Com-

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C. W. THENHOLM Fourth Prosidm :t 1 920-1925 JACKSON DAVIS HALL ffhe First Paterstm Memorial HamI erected in 1922 13-0111 $30,000 grant From the Gen- eral Educatinn anl and 320.000 ap- propriated by the 1.91.9 Aialmmn State Legislature. STEWART HALL, replaced building housing the Training School 1924. l920-I925 This period was markml 113' academic re-uruzlljil'mlm, aICIIt'IGT'IIiC apd plwsicnl expansion. lllcludwl in those wmv: 'Hlt' quartli'r $$th m- CIUIdiIIE flu: m: wcuk summer quarter: The 6433 0Fgal1lif3hun n! the I'ilt-me-Inturv-Iliuh Sthmat; Initiation of nff-mmpus crequ u'xtt-nsium instruction; Th-e- lwn your Prnivssinnal jnninr College; bmithAIIughes Vucr-.alit.11iui Hum:- lCn-nnmmics; One u-ur cnursc in Cnmmercml Arts; The urL-utiun nf First Paterson Mcmuriul Hall UanSON Davisj ilgirlasg dnrmitun, Killw Dining IIaH aml the Prt-sidcntk Hume: Enlargement rmnudvlling ulf Dillard J-Inil cfirst usul m an Art 110mm and Stewart Hull; th-t-miml nf WHHR Pum' House into Prmricloncv Hall Glen's Ijk-n-mgturw; Prtwisinl': of campus Iighting amt! steam heat in Tullilmdy HLIII; Iniiiatirm 0f the first miliegv library in the present Laboratory High Svhncd lihrury mum. Cmnplvted in 19224119 Prls-sidvnlk res- idence until 1963. Built from $2,0le np- prnpriatcd hf.- tiw 1919 Lngislatnn- and funds ruisvd among alumni and fricnds 0f the institution. DILLARD HALL, Hnme nf the Junior High SchouD Now a men's dnmitcu'y.