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

Page 27 text:

Rock F estival Moves To Closing Services Thursday, August 10 saw still another loual band caught up in the religious: at- n'losphere with Poppa Stopper and His Newtones. Barbara Carter, Clifford Coleman, Marion Craystm, Jeannette Rogers, and james Trammell presented jarius, Daughter and the Woman Who Tau- L-hed Jesus Cloakn after hearing ser- monettes from Reverend Henry H011- dricks. pastor of Mount Ebell Baptist Church, Brent, Ala., and Reverend Le- vcrnc Williams, member Church of Christ. Culminating the weeks activities Friday night were participants from among the University, the Young Hearts, choral group and Dr. David E. Browning who delivered one of the star monettcs. The other sermoncttc was de- livered by Reverend E. Baxter Morris pastor First Baptist Church in Montgomery. mfhe Prodigal Son , an ex- cellentchoice for an academic as well as religious atmosphere was presented by: Wilsan Cary, Samuel Hall, Derrick jones, and Kenneth Thomas. Dr. I Garrick Hardy is instructor of the class and advisor for the festival committee. Congratulations to the Comparative Religions class for a job well done. Rev. E. iiaxler Morris. pastor of tho Firsl Baptist Church ul Monlgomery delivering sermnnette. Kenneth Thomas Wilson Cary, and Samuel Hall in skil, The Prodigal Sonq. 25

Page 26 text:

Glynn Halsey directing rhc llItvI-l :lith um1l1 choir lwlow and trighti Dr David lh'ml'lnng Llo- livcr xcrmnneue. 24

Page 28 text:

Upward Bound Program At ASU Bridge Gaps Upward Bound at A.S.U. presently served 55 students from six high schools in Montgomery County. Students enr rolled in the project received extensive counseling, tutoring in major academic areas, and were exposed to a variety of cultural events. The summer residential provided College Life experiences for students while still in high school, so that the transition will be more easin adopted when entering college as a regular freshman student. Bridge students were enrolled in the University for the summer quarter as regular freshmen. The administrative personnel, teach- ers, counselors, and tutors worked with the students. Miss Cowan and Mr. York present Brenda Henry with an Academic Achievement Award and Lenn Duncan with Athletic Award in track. tlefthto- righn, Brenda Henry. Daisy Cowan, Walter York Md Lenn Duncan. Upward Bound students pose following Culminat- ing Program. 26