Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Photos by Jeanell Neal se HOLT ROCs SLL Beng ott Marilyn James smiles at onlookers. A crowd of supporters lined the streets. 100 Happenings oe ieee... Hermon Hamilton Heads SGA Hermon Hamilton Jr. was elected president of the Student Government Association during the organization’s an- nual election April 28 in the lobby of T.H. Harris Auditorium. Hamilton, who defeated Gilda Wil- liams, is a senior from Coushatta. Peronia Jackson, a senior from Oakdale, was selected Miss Grambling. She garnered more votes than her com- petitors, Kim Bass and Marilyn James. The vice presidency was filled by John Thomas of Zachary while Jackie Fleming of Metarie was named secre- tary. Class officers include: SENIOR CLASS: Lawrence Weekly, president; Robert Morrison, vice presi- dent; Conswella Miller, secretary; Robbyn Bland, Miss Senior; Howard Osborne and Ken Williams, senators. JUNIOR CLASS: Reginald Lee, presi- dent; Cedric Morales, vice president; Terri Mayes, Miss Junior; David Wilson and Larnell Cheers, senators. SOPHOMORE CLASS: Sonya Smith, president; Jose Sneed, vice president; Yarva Breaux, secretary; Keith Harrell, Harvey Simmons and Shawn Robinson, senators. Reginald Lee waves.

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Sign up here. The spring meeting of the Indus- try Cluster featured a unique rib- bon cutting ceremony at the new microcomputer labs in Charles P. Adams Hall. During the 1985-86 academic year, the Cluster met twice on campus. The April 16-17 spring session was highlighted by company presentations by Jameson L. Teamor of ANR Pipe Line Co., Mrs. Anita Arnold of Argo Properties Inc., Joseph Russell of Control Data and Wayne Wright of Martin Marietta. The ribbon cutting ceremony fol- lowed. Prior to the opening meeting, Cluster members attend- ed the Honors Day convocation. Cluster’s fall session was held Oct. 2-3. During both meets, in- dustry representatives conducted classroom visitations. a ee LE EER PE LE PE ET EB EOE OR a SID SEE SE OS FEET EE] President tours microcomputer lab with industry representatives. on Dr. Johnson cuts ribbon. Officials chat. Cynthia Henderson learns more about the Cluster. Representatives listen. Happenings 99

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Photos by DERICK YEARBY Refreshments are served. Dr. Johnson talks. SGA President Hermon Hamilton It's Now Official Student Government Association offi- cers for the 1986-87 school year were sworn in during special inaugural ceremonies May 9th in the Black and Gold Room of the Favrot Student Union. President Joseph B. Johnson ad- dressed the group made up of SGA offi- cers, class officers and class queens and senators. Also in attendance was state Rep. Students are sworn in. William Sumlin. Those sworn in were elected during balloting April 28th. Happenings 101