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

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ITup m Bnllnm LvRJ Leon Pursnn engaged in a deep conversation with n lcw of his classmates. Debbie Dunn. Miss ASU delivers a message In un- lighlen and gennrale spiril in thn audience. Vice- Presidenl for Student Affairs. Dr. Willie Kyles. speaks on Hummzuming and S1udcnls Inv volvemem. Students lalking to President Walkins during the mccplion, am: Olivia Reynolds and Arlene Gaiius, while another sludunl shakes his hand. 30

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When curtains fell ending the show the winners came furth-front and cen- ter. The first place winner was Kevin jones. second Leon Parson. The up- perciassmen. faculty and administra- tion by their responses sent unn- graulalions to the above named winners for performing a jub well done. Adding to these were words from Editor Moore. who said Tu the: Freshman class good luck and keep the good work up. Before long you will have the opportunity to sit back and watch other freshmen that will be juin- ing our family perform on the same showT tThis page top In bottoml Maluum Rubinsun un lmmbune. Adrian Brown on saxaphnm: blow a mean lune lo 11m audience's dulighl. Leon Pursnn drummer sets a differem pace as he sends forth .1 lune to the drummers heal. 29

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Homecoming Boost Comes Straight From The Top T0 boost the Homecoming activi- ties. President Watkins gave an in- inrmative speech to the students 't'uesday October 24. in the Alabama Room. The program was a part of tluronation week activities spun- HOFEId by the SEA. Students as well as faculty. staff and administration officers attended the activity. in cel- ebration of Homecoming week. with L1 boost straight frmn the top. Other speakers were Mrs. Jacquelim: Mal- lury, executive assistant to the Presiw dent. Dr. Willie Kyles. Vice-Presi- dent of Student Affairs, and Miss Alabama State University-Debbie Dean. Pesident Watkins spoke of the Old Traditions during homecoming to enlighten the student body and set the momentum for high spirits tuA ward the parades. parties. decoru- tiuns. and many other taunts re- quired to make a homecoming a memorable occasion. This event was one among the many planned program phases tn fullfil the week nf activities plannml for homecoming. As a season opener on a high note. it fitted well within the framework of the theme-ASU United Yester- day. Today and Tomorrow The activity closed with a recap- liun 001105th by President Watkins and Miss ASU Debbie Dean for stu- dents. staff. facultyr and adminis- trative officers. IOppusitu page ButtomJ Mrs. Olean Under- wood focuses her attention to the other side of lhl: Nu bamu Room. while Miss Essie Hur- ris and other members of 1m: audienm: up- plzlud. fi'his Page-Top to Bottomt: Mrs; ta- uuqtllimr Mallory gives her mnssagu at 0pmng of lhc occassiun; President. Levi Wat kins. briefing students. faculty and adminis- tration un Traditions; nf Humouuming . Ill