Savannah State University - Tiger Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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l6'u Ming HAMMOND HALL Home Economics POWELL LABORATORY SCHOOL av BER M-... QAMU-LA oommow W 0m?Y' r There is the night when Camilla Hubert seemed aflame with light and radiance . . . A flaming Shrine in our hearts she'll always be. for this is home . . . The arched door- way of Hammond Hall is a favor- ite gathering place for friends . . . Once upon a warm day welll re- member the pointless and pointed chatter and say. 'This is ours al- waysf' . . . Whenever we hear the unaffected laughter of little chil- dren and see the twinkle of little legs streaking across the green. we'll remember Powell Lab . . . We'll know that they have not yet found the final answers . . .

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. -it vlpidglbdbbil To all Senior Athletes. we the TIGER staff. along w'ith the Savannah State College family. bid you adieu. May your achievements in life equal and surpass those of your athletic careers. May you build 'shrines indicative of your training at Savannah State. shrines which will bring credit to your Alma Mater. To you, Prince. Harris. and Slocum, the most outstanding of your colleagues. we say. 'tlVlay your attainments. your pur- poses and your contributions to mankind in the years to come. be as indelibly written upon the pages of history as your ac- - complishments in the world of sports at SSC. i is xg t 6 ' 1 r ' X X s sw ' T' o o lr ,YW I 1 gf FRANK THE ROCKET PRINCE, International Track Star. Member, New York Pion- eer Club, Participant in the Bolivian Carnes three times, Panamanian representative to the Olympic Games in 1952. winner of numerous trophies and medals. Participator in the Drake Relays. Tuskegee Relays. Ala- bama State Relays and SEAC Meet, Basketball, Track Star. Q -sf :Qt L be Re .I up ' J' 'W I is it 8 . V.5'a . . ..-lf, ROBERT NANCY HANKSP SLOCUM, swivel-hipped All- SEAC back for four years, PITTSBURGH COURIER All- American. 1951-52, triple-threat. runner, passer and receiver. and SSC's chief ground gainer for four years. A CURTIS P. HARRIS, sensation- al End. Back and Tackle. triple. threat punter. receiver and run- ner, winner of the 1951-52 punt- ing crown for small colleges in the U. S. according to National Collegiate Athletic Association statistics. and All-SEAC for four years.

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15 JMWX Bocas HALL Business and Publie Relat- ions HE COLLEGE INFIRMARX THE FINE ARTS BUILDING One-two-threeg one-two-three . . . The sound of type- writers as they kept time with the triple cadence of The Blue Danube . . . The lights burning late at night in Boggs as the Staff labored to make the Yearbook dead- line . . . The security we felt when we took our runny noses and Cut fingers to Nurse at the Infirmary . . .We knew we were in good hands . . . Raphael. Rembrandt . . . all the sweetness and light that man has Created in the arts . . . We remember the Fine Arts Building and our Shrine becomes a melody and a visible symbol . . . Nt SPX, ,,. .A fe - A