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

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COLLEGE HOLDS CONFERENCES 8: SPECIAL PROJECTS NATIONAL SECRETARIES WEEK OBSERVED: Dr. Helen Gibbons, Associate Professor, Business Education was the special guest speaker for a luncheon session. Dr. Jeraline D. Hanan, Head Business Department was in charge of activities for the week. COLLEGE HOLDS ALUMNI WORKSHOP: An Alumni Work- 1 shop for graduating seniors was held May 31, 1963 in the Alabama Room of the College Union. Mrs. Thelma Glass AttorneyGRAY served as Chairman of the Workshop Planning Committee. The project was to give an insight into Alumni Activitim; to stimulate loyalty and participation after graduation. The program was highlighted by a speech from Attorney Thomas W. Gray of Cleveland, Ohio, Class of 150 and President of the General Alumni Association. Gray was introduced by Dr. J . Garrick Hardy, member of the Alumni Relations Committee. Alumni Workshop 13

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WORKSHOP: AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS College Choir Bcfnm Unmmrt - hCREA'HUN I'H' FNT ROW: Dr. Simmons. Georgia Smith, Linda Stevens. Barbara Wain. La Sophia Mdlltmd. Marjorie Johnson. Cathy Herd, Grace Mr.- f xhtrr. Vira Hamilton. Leon Simmons, Robcrl Williams. Anthony Ray. Hun!!! Hudson, Tommy Mims. James Marlin, Barhara Booker. Hrln Mxmright. Venccia Balding Willie M. Bowman, Annie Phillips. Mrs. AI- nu Lyllz SECOND HOW: Alphcldia Lee. Bcwrly Bradford, Luncuu hm Nancy Hosea, Ruby Lewis, Mary Allen, Pear! Lewix Marvin Wil- ..n.. Woudrow Gamble. Lloyd Curry, Eddie G. Booker. Eddie J. Iirmkvr. Willie Wells, Arlhur Parker. Denis Mitchell, Sandra Bruce. Hu' l'ilu: Arts Fc'slivnl Workshop: Avslhclit AwarI-m-m l'hIw-ngh Thr ArlynH wan held during liu' wm-k of May 4, 1968. ll 'nm- umlvr lhv. combined sponsorship of lint Deparunenls of Mt L'x' Music, English and Foreign Languageas, Ileallh um! l'lIb-H'zll Education mid Audio-Visuall Aids. Thu awlivilius Iillr'ih: llw muck wt-rt- varied. Those inrlmlt-d: A Marrhing H-mrl f.1nm-., May 4 with Clinician Bill Muffrtl, Dircclnr uf Uil'higml $512111: Ullivcrsily Marching Band; The Symphonic L'Iml h-nwrl-Thumas Lyle Conductor. Walrrrn Bryant Asaiw lam Lumluclor. Samuel Campbell Htudnnl Conductor and Humid Walker. CUIIm-rl Maslcr in WUI'kH from line masters '4 'Iw' Xrls Cmn-nvalinn i'ruturing lJr. Vrth-riL-k D. Hall. Cnv nnlimlur 0f Musir Dillard University. who duvelopnd line ?'Jiljm'l The- Fine Arts And The Whuhr Man : and The Chair Vickie Price. Shirley CampbelL THIRD ROW: Bellir. Cnlm. Zella joules. Mary Hainxworth, Dorothy Arnmlrn Geraldine Adams. Ilanicl Hyang Willie jclks. Lcamon COL Billil' HOIJin50n,Jack Slcwurt Alvin Turner. Johnny Hall. Claire Sams, Earneslinc EverelL Wanda William Wilma Wilson. liurnrlla Pringle. FOURTH ROW: Pearl Walking; Regina Taylor, Brenda SinglL-terry. Barbara Auluincll Boykins, Ella Ltwisa Juan Blakely. Nanny Simpson. Rayfurd Johnson Marvin Oliver. Clif- ford Youngblnud. Charles Coopcn Irwin Calhoun. Dclrick iludgca. Ed- ward Crcnshum David Dixon, Charles Walker. Ciarence Turner. Cunrlrrl nl' Ilaytln-s Crculitm Ilirrt'lt-d by Dr. 0155 U. Sim- mons, wiIh Mina B. Lylt', acumnpamiyt. Sludvnl soloists were Verncuiu Holding, Beverly Bradford, Michael Davis. Harold Hudson, Nailmniul Hill1 Rayl'nrd juhllson, Pam! Jones. James Martin. Tommie Mims, Fred lingnrs' Regina Taylor. Pt'arl Wat. kills and Marvin Wilson. Fine A115 Failivul Workshop Committee im'ludl'd Dr. chi Watkins, Dr. Edward C. lmwis. Jr. Dr Hmry T. Hllllflliflh, Lcotia Pt'lrrmim, Dr. Otis U. Simmons, Juhn B. Hall. Dr. Ralph J. Brysml, Dr. Audrey E. vairg Dr. Ralph Simpmm Thomas E. Lyle, lh-nry Spears, Jimepll Giles, C. johnsun Dunn. Mrs. R0512 ll. Robinson. Mrs. Elizabeth Pindle, Mm. 01mm Under- wood. julm ,lunem Robert Grru-n and Andaman Urims-Icy.

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PHBFRESHMAN PROJECT: The College initiated a pre- rmsiuuan comprehensive program in the summer in the areas of English and Mathematics. Arthur 0. Glass. Associate Pro- fpdgor of Biology was Chairman of the Project, the program b65311 jum- 171 1968 and lasted through August 9. The linuglish Division of the eight-week program included com- Ell.n-rsalury English, enrichment English, critical thinking and reading. The Mathematics area included compensatory Math- wmatica and enrichment Mathematics. Other members named to the planning committee and special staff were Mesdamcs Rum Jackson Sharpe, Elizabeth Geetcr; and Moses Clark. HHRD STUDENT LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE-WORK- SHOP sponsored by Area Of Student Affairs-Mrs. Rose Rutuhinsun acting Director was held Monday through Thursday July 21-28, 1968 with Samuel Tucker. Director of Stu- dvnt Personnel, Morehouse College. as visiting Workshop tumultaut and 89 students in registered attendance. Prin- Ig-ipaj topics were: 1-1va Much Power Does a Student Body Wank Since a Student Body Wants P0wer? , WVhOE Failing Studvnl Flunk Outs Gmd What About Us Who just Made IUL and mfour Health-Alcohol, Drugs and Sex. Charles X-l-mn- President of Student Government Association; Mrs. Ht'hti ll. Robinson Acting Director of Student Affairs; and euvcral other members of the faculty and administrative staff were contrihu tors. Work Session No. 4 Vital Tid Bits Third Student Leadership Conference. Prr-anhman Project Participants :3! Their Teachers. 31H 09 . - ?'W A 5; .' r-j