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

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P ? Award T0 Two Dr. W. P. Smith prescnta u diploma lo Sumlrn Lynn 'l'uylm' hunnr graduate. in English. Misa Ruby Null Lewis. grudumud with highml ucmlcmlc honura 3.?5 or! u l'uLu' punnt Nyslcm.

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Watkins Confers Three Degrees; Makes Presidents Thruc degrees. B.S. AB. and M. Ed. were confcrcd upon 298 persons at the spring Bauculuurcalc-C'ommcncement Convocation by LJnivcrgily president, Dr. Lori Watkins. The B. 5. degree was. Cunt'crml upon 2631 Four received the AB. degruc and 31 the M.Ed. degree. Dr. Ruben D. Reid. vice president for academic affairs. pre- sented thu candidates for the respec- tive degrccs en nmss. Following lhc completion of pre- senting undergrzuiuzltc diplomas en mmuw by Dr. W. P. Smith. W. H. Coslun. Dr. R P. Player and Dr. Y. Kim. and gruduatu diplomas inu dividually, by Dr. W. E. Johnson and President Wutkinx Mr. Arnold E. Quurlcs. vice president, for Student Affairs presumed two students for Presidcmiul Awards. Receiving lhc 1970 Presidential Award for outstanding contribution to Facully section ui' pruccssiunnl muveaa in us caindidHlCH for all degrees sluml In PJEICU. 30 the University's pursuit nf cxccllcncc wen: W. Rayford Juhllwn. graduating senior; and Sandra Sanders. advanced junior. Johnson 11 former SGA vice president. and president from March 31. I969 10 Cch 3. 1969 scrvcd 0n the Steering Committee 01' Lu'nivcrsily's reaffirmuliun sclllstudy. Miss Sanders. was currently serving as SGA scan:- tary. The Presidential Award. which now comes with a cash award in ndcliliml In its Gold Medallion, was established by President Levi Watkins in I964. It was established for those chosen lbw distin- guishing themselves; beyond the call of academic assignment: and who con? lributcd significantly In fullfilmcnl of the highest purpusu of thc institution. Graduating With highcsl alcadumic honors was Ruby Nell Lewis. in English and with high honor Detrick Hodges in music. Receiving Presidential Award. the highcx'l the University liusum'a' ln-daltu. arc Mira Sandra Sanders. Junimx mm W. kalyl'nl'd Johnson. Presidcnl Levi Watkinn pru-icms diploma ln Mrs. Juanita S. Pn'nglc m RL'glN'll'ilf Cnslon gels SCI lor the ncKl iwuunuc.

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1... Dr. Samuel Duuglzm Consultant directs this seminar session in discussion of addiiion in number hunts l'mm binary through dundecimal. Pre-Freshman Program Held The University sponsored an eight week Comprehensive Prc-Frcshman Program from June 33-July 31. 1970. The program was fundcd by a gram from the US. Office of Educalion and was directed by Arthur 0. Glass As- sociate Professor of Biology. Program ufl'crings included pro- chlqu Ilr. Samuel Dunglax. with :1 smaller group with Ihcir Icuchur. Mrs. Barunku. tlnd from Icfll given- furlhcr utlcnlinn In working in bases. sp5ctive freshmen learning experiences designed to improve their mastery of basic communication and quantalive skills. Handling the subject matter areas of English and Mathematics were mcmbcrs from regular Universi- ty staff buffeted by Corps of visiting faculty and distinguished consultants. George R Young DircclurufTrnvcl: Ellen R. Lelt. Program Phinncr' Secrulury; Michael Pratt. Program Planncr: .I. Howie. Student Assistant are mapping course mule fur an all day educational tour. Pre-Comm