Savannah State University - Tiger Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

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'- -1'-E41-1 A - 51.3 ' 'J I ' H I' SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE STATE COLLEGE BRANCH SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31404 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT 'S MESSA GE I should like to take this opportunity to express congratulations on behalf of the entire Savannah State College Family to the Editor, Staff, and Advisors of the 1979 Edition of the HTiger.H This publica- tion has demanded much time and sincere effort on your part, and all of us are grateful to you for your dedicated and conscientious service. To those of you who are departing, I consider it a great honor and privilege to extend to you hearty congratulations upon your graduationi from Savannah State College. You are completing your work in a time of many social, economical and technological changes which are taking place at an amazing rate. These changes, which we face, place upon the shoulders of educated men and women great responsibilities which cannot be ignored or shirked. The college-trained person is expected to take the lead in helping to lift the masses of people to higher levels of social responsi- bility, political freedom, healthful living, and economic betterment. We hope that the training which you have received during the years at this institution will enable you to make a lasting contribution towards the achievement of these goals. May this Yearbook provide you with a permanent and loving record of your contributions to the great history of Savannah State College, and may it serve always as a means of keeping alive in your hearts and minds the love and loyalty which you have for your Alma Mater. Wherever you go and whatever you do, always remember that you carry with you the best wishes of the entire Savannah State College Family for your happiness and success. As you go forth from the College, always keep in mind your responsibility to yourselves, your fellow citizens, and your God. I remain Sincerely yours, Lg, it LW V ,,Glyde W. Hall , Acting President An Equal OpporturLityfAffirmative Action Employer

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were Dr. Thelma Harmond did not create the education department but, because of her intense dedica- tion and sheer determination, it has evolved into a dynamic force at Savannah Statew . . . like a mother bending over her baby . . . , Dr. Harmond has nursed the education department to its present state of maturity. We, the Tiger Staff, dedicate the 1979 TIGER to Dr. Thelma Harmond for a job more than well done but a job done excellently.

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