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

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RETIREES HONORED AT LUNCHEON 1-11-1111'11511311' n-tin-vs 11'1111 131911110111 Watkins 1011011.ng 11:1, 511-1111111011 01 131115 11. ..--111 D1211 L. Van Dyke. Chaim'lan Division Of Arts 1312 811111113 5111.13111111LV1111 Dvh- Assistmt Professor 0113113111511, The 1'11'51111'n1 Jnmr s 1 . P11 111'. AHHOLI'RW Profesmr 01 P01111111 Science .111110. A.PI111111'.111-11i1'1m: 61 111111 1mm 1. 11'Ik. 'I? 1 11111' 1111-111111'1'5 11I'tlII' 1111-11111: 111111 staff. with 11 cumhim'd r1-1'v 11111 111' 101 1111111 111'51' '11 11-1 111 the uollcgv 11'1Jr1' 1101101011 .11 :1 I 11111'111'1111 111 1111' Alabama Boom College L-III'UII Building 1111 M111 111' 11I1'1'1101:1111I1't11'1'm1'nt11t 1111-1-1111 01 the Spring 51-1111-st1'1'.H11111st11111311'1 1111' 1111' Luncheon 1111'; DI. j C. 11111- 111'. 01111'1' p111'1i1'ip1mts 1111111;- program 11'111111'1' iIlclIIdcd-Dr. 1 . 1C. Jill'l'll'S. Invocation. Dr. H. Bryson. 011115111111 11111 31111115 - Jusi Fm' 11111111 : 111111 0 D91 Min Amado Ben . Dr. Otis 8111111111115: 111111 Dr. 1.1'1'i W'atkins 111 special 11-111'1111110115 111111 1115111111111 1J1151'l'1'1l11U115. Gifts and tvstimonials 11'1'1'1' 11121110 1111' 1111' 1 ;11'I.1111'. 51.111111 Students 111' 17111-12111 111111 StuH' 1'11'111'1'51'11111111'1'11. ' ' MRS THLLNIA CL ASS 111 31-1115 VAN DYKE 11.11 the- Fuculty 11ml $11111:1:11t1'r r1111111; 11 laioglaphicai sketch of the.- honoree 11nd tributes from others. iklr MRS. PORTIA THENHOLNL and MRS. FRANCES DUNC AN1 -Sh1 Wilh 111w41's 1111111 and dependable tn hh organiza- 1111111; and 111' .Im' task 11.- -1JiL'h 5111- accepted'

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The Pre-Easter Season opened for the College Union with and Art Exhibit by George Dennis Thompson. Tuskegee, Alabama, sun of an artist and musician. The artist while working in Nuslr ville, Tenn. wax; converted at :1 Billy Graham Crusade. 11nd theraafter dedicated his life and talent t0 painting Reiigimls Pictures and work- ingr us an Omcer with the Salavatitm Army. George Dennis Thompson has had no Fonnal art lessons. HE is shown with his ttProdigal Sou . In connection with the hFine Arts FestivulH Workshop 167 was the 'T'ifty Artists From Fifty States, exhibit, featuring sclcct paint- ings by an outstanding artist from each state. This show was made available through the courtesy of the American Federation of Arts, New York City. In the. photos above and t0 the left, Mr. Bob- ert Green, exhibition director, and Mr. Hen- ry Spears view painting exhibited. Miss Sun, dm Taylor and Miss Lorraine Harvey, Art De- partment secretary, view works by One of the many exhibiting artists presented in the Col- lege exhibition series.

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RETIRING COLLEAGUES HONORED Dr. Hardy: The memheis of the faculty and stat? have gathered on this occasion in an effort to pay :1 sincere tribute tn the retiring persons. This gesture is only a tangible expression of real and sincere gratitude coming from tellowrussocie ates us these worthy persons pass Frnm this scene 01' iuhm' to other areas 01' ml active life and serv- Ice . . . These. persons who are retiring from our ranks this year have. kept the faith and dedication to the cause of education and the disseminating of infm'mation to those who Were entrusted to their care . . . It is a truism: 11' you wish to enjoy sitting in the shade of the olive tree, You must learn to endure the dust ofthe Arena. Mr. James E. Pierce receives a gifts From the Faculty Club, Dr. l-Iardy, President. Dr. C. A. Bronson read the Following resolution: WHEREAS, Mr. jumcs E. Pierce, Mr. Osuu' A. Pindle, Mrs. Bessie C. Van Dyke and Dr. H. Lewis Van Dyke, each having rendered loyal and faithful services to hun- dreds of students in the college during their respective long tenures, and WHEREAS, they have exhibited dedication, superior ability, deep interest and uniform fervor for academic progress as they fulfilled their respective tpftiL-es with eredit,and WHEREAS. the. SGA and the students-at-iarge express sincere appreciation For the tine and faithful services ren- dered by you, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Messers. james A. Pierce. Oscar A. Pindle, Mrs. Bessie C. Van Dyke and Dr. H. L. Van Dyke each is deserving of the tributes paid to them, and further, RESOLVED, that a copy 0f this resolution be printed in the Hornet Tribune to he published after this Testimoni- al Dinner now being tendered to the above named retir- ing persons and Further, Miss-Annetta Baugh, to Dr. V3.1.Dykt for the Department at RESOLVED, that a copy of this resolution he entered Phystcal 591311035 and Mathemtttlcs: there are three types Oi upon the minutes of the official faculty book of historical teachers-the forgotten, the forgiven, and the remembered. Dr. containments with the. expressed purpose of being made Van Dyke WI always be the remembered. ' ' ' available to the archives of the college and thus to the . i . So. its' a sweet fareWeH old friend from your Mathematics department of Archives and History OHIIH State Of Ala- and Science friends . . . bama to be held and observed forever.