Savannah State University - Tiger Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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DEDICATIO Because of their Herculean service to mankind and to the Savannah State College family for over a peri- od of twenty years, the editor and staff of the 1969 TIGER dedicate this volume to a dynamic duo highly respected by the students of Savannah State College -Dr. Prince A. jackson, jr. and Mr. Felix j. Alexis. Dr. jackson, an associate professor of mathematics received his B.S. degree from Savannah State Col- lege cum laude, and the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from New York University and Boston College, respectively. He has written articles, authored a textbook, and has taught graduate courses at Boston College and at Savannah State College. Mr. Alexis, who is Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds here at SSC received his B.S. degree from Xavier University and has received additional training at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He has been a pivotal force in planning all new buildings that have been erected on our expanding campus since 1951. i 'llfL-f-5. l H V17 1' I-'t l I ' F A i l li. . , 6 FF g. V. it A ' If FM' ,fl L A i j. gi 5 infos.. N . Dr. jackson stresses an important point to one of his math classes. . 1, Mr. Alexis goes over a blueprint of a building as he is seen during one of his many duties of the day as Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds.

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in 1 l it 'F-X253 STAFF Bettye Anne Battiste Carol E. Newsome Business Manager Secretary to Editor Judy Wright Curtis Hicks Class Editor junior Class Editor Emma Sue Williams Organizations Editor Carole Roberts Lavon Love Index Editor Head Typist, . ,fy-i,-51,1-at-.1--tax.,:tg-i...-it-.4 :f'J'isWe'.:if we '54, yi r 5a'f1l: v jiifji t-it-vIs!.s?'si::ifitw'.iii1gqmrd.hff3iT??2tst55iF-i? 'mx Q 54 T-at it 4-cfm P' I , . V ...nf ua.. ai: .i .i.,3. --we 'gt-.. , f. .. 'H ti ' l 'vi-,RF GQ? - at-:-'A 1,-fgiji'-t,'i1 -pg,-fgg'iZt't.1e+' P -5' finite:--W.-, .-.-.g1f,f,.,,it.e..,s . .,-. . ,V . ,t,..,t4e , , , --.J .Wai-L ,fi ,H1Ttt3m,5s'at. W V .F,,-...igifiafa .r7'S'25 '-:vitff rfcm -, r 'Qin-vii , 3 , r at A55 T X F l i U . f I V gi, f,- 'fa ti gmwxrii PRoLoc. r X ' U' . . Tv ,gas I As the sun slowly sinks in the wesft of a new tomorrow there is a reflection- of thezpast that still lingers. The reflection is of y.ou,.t'headfrn-inf istration, the faculty, personnel, and' most of all, the students. . I I In retrospect this year's TIGER-staff presents a. much broader prospectus of whatfs happening around our 136-acre campus in the multi-dimensional phases of collegiate life. ' ' From the year that was, the staff has captured the reflectionsof the rewarding and significant events that took place on campus. It was our duty to see that this was done. I 1 Located in one of the most scenic cities of the South, Savannah State College, in its 78th year as an institution of higher learning has provided many stu- dents with .the opportunity to reject the darkness of 'hollow formulae and enter the portals of creative experience. ' Where there are people, there are events that need to be -recorded. This is what the staff of the 1969 TIGER has done. The TIGER is a recording of the enthusiasm, theifeeling of growth, and the wealth of excitement that encompasses a college campus. This year's TIGER is not only a reflection of the col- lege family butsomething much greater, ityis a re- flection of the character, scholarship, activities and the paramount leadership- exhibited by the students at the college. , Each student is a part of this kaleidoscope of facts and pictures. As you turn the pages and see yourself, remember it's not only a reflection of the past, how- ever, be conscious of the fact that the past is the prologue to the future. . l , t --ist-v..,,g. ,L-ef My , wt :ri H yr. 1,s-,133-.,'eR f ' fig as 4 -' 13513 -Bib.. Q fP4fFi'T - T t- . '7' . -1 f . . .- is '.'-f.-.Raft-.1f, -.A.'4.' '. ,g1g,,- 255 - X .-1,3555 gizesgg -:tv-, .A -,: fs. . FJE- .auf-1 '-i :l.:if'r: 441517111 -as -1 . .xi-Ja, s:1qaM.r::Qs,3,,: e 'wi fg:u1ff.:.,w-:yn-3 sa-:sb :qi , Avlfitik' l x. 'ii 45 117 -1 Km 1'- . . t it t H1 11 my-., 'Si ,,4igg9.ql' L. 1 W N210 -Li Y H eE3':,s9egfr55s:,L2F 1 s w w-f.w,3,,'.gt,,..,,':t4s,ez1 K x L t A 0 - .Je . N..-4 Y AMAQ, ,,,,4s,'5!s- '1 -fsgigleigq, , it tj-2 5- Qi, H -A w s...::,s: L, Q2-i'Ni1g,t M s 1- 50' 95. I 5' :O u Ras P' is-.. 4 f t v sg -, -v -M375 mi' st FK v t ts. ,- ,i-2: sb 3 ' usfag - me ,. Arm. i F N ,fide-fx L mr?::-s- s M -CQYQ: e.t,s..,sswH.5f:ix r 1:,l 5-,EJ-r.f..H 'W L7 W 'E.,j'5 4' -tkqaffkzsaqr Us-F R ri ' gt? .dr s5.s::::.a'x?m'f - -.,,a,. -I ,.K,.fgf,. .. -'-,vw-' .5s1am:v.ffi1'? 'ai ' thrifi-'T f' at we tjsg-.s':??'?2s:f3mg1E5.'?ig JZ.-ii' 82.1-.E 'elim 23321 . lin- :r.'w.sftf'f515:',.N-'

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A DYNAMIC DU Mr. Felix 1. Alexis Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds B.S. Degree-Xavier University Dr. Prince A. jackson, jr. Associate Professor of Mathematics Ph.D. Degree-Boston College