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Honors' Convocation Exercises - April 1972 Prairie View A&M University Digital Commons @PVAMU Commencement and Convocation Exercises Academic Affairs Collections 4-20-1972 Honors' Convocation Exercises - April 1972 Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/academic-affairs Recommended Citation Prairie View Agricultural and Mechanical College, "Honors' Convocation Exercises - April 1972" (1972). Commencement and Convocation Exercises. 199. https://digitalcommons.pvamu.edu/academic-affairs/199 This Conference Proceeding is brought to you for free and open access by the Academic Affairs Collections at Digital Commons @PVAMU. It has been accepted for inclusion in Commencement and Convocation Exercises by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @PVAMU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Jfie Siqfiteentfi jfnnua/ Sjttonq HONORS' DAY CEREMONIES BETA BETA BETA EPSILON PI TAU PHI ALPHA KAPPA DELTA PI BETA KAPPA CHI ALPHA TAU ALPHA SIGMA TAU MU ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA MU GAMMA PRAIRIE VIEW A. & M. COLLEGE PRAIRIE VIEW, TEXAS APRIL 20, 1972 KAPPA OMICRON PHI ALPHA KAPPA MU FOREWORD One of the purposes of "Academic Achievement Week is to encourage faculty and students to join in an effort to characterize Prairie View as a "Community of Scholars." These scholars must be as much concerned with creative as with intel­ lectual prowess, and with their interrelations. While being academically intel­ lectual, we must make sure that both are a central concern to us. "Knowledge," says Bacon, "is power;" but mere knowledge is not power—it is only a possibility. Action is power, and its highest manifestation is when it is directed by knowledge. Scholars must learn the methods which make cultural "originals" rather than those which make only cultural "reproductions." Thus, the administration, faculty, honor societies, honorees, and the entire Prairie View student body are charged with the responsibility of concentrating their efforts in developing an awareness of the value of creative scholarship. HONORS WEEK ACTIVITIES APRIL 17, 1972. Residence Hal! Socials (Time to be designated by Residence Halls) APRIL 20, 1972, 10:00 A.M Health and Physical Education Building Honors Convocation APRIL 20, 1972, 7:30 P.M. Ballroom, Memorial Center President's Banquet for Honor Students APRIL 23, 1972, 7:30 P.M. Ballroom, Memorial Center Awards and Honors Night (Academic and Student Life Awards) _ i _ HONORS' CONVOCATION THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1972 AT 10:00 A.M. THOMAS HADNOT, Presiding Member of Alpha Kappa Mu and Sigma Tau Honor Societies ^PROCESSIONAL: "Processional Ceremonial" Gounod Prairie View Concert Band Faculty Honor Roll Students Honor Societies INVOCATION Velma Burrell INTRODUCTORY STATEMENT Dr. A. I. Thomas President, Prairie View A. and M. College MUSIC: "Aria: En vain pour eviter" (from Carmen) Biset Sophoia Keegan, Contralto INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER Pearlanna Paul Member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ADDRESS Dr. Herman Branson President, Lincoln University Pennsylvania, Pa. RESPONSE Mr. Thomas Hadnot MUSIC: "Festive Overture" Shostakovich Prairie View Concert Band PRESENTATION OF HONOR SOCIETIES Frank Melton Member of Alpha Kappa Mu Honor Society ANNOUNCEMENTS ALMA MATER: "Dear Prairie View" RECESSIONAL: "Ceremonial Recessional" Gounod Prairie View Concert Band * Audience Seated -2- PRESIDENT'S DINNER FOR HONOR STUDENTS THURSDAY, APRIL 20,1972 AT 7:30 P.M. JAMES E. ALFORD, Presiding Senior Honor Student DINNER PRAYER Arthur Ray Wilson Member of Beta Beta Beta Honor Society DINNER OCCASION ....... James E. Alford INTRODUCTION OF SPEAKER. Rita M. Bostick Member of AKM, BBB, BKX Honor Societies BANQUET ADDRESS. Dr. Melvin P. Sikes Professor of Educational Psychology University of Texas at Austin PRESENTATION OF CERTIFICATES AND AWARDS FOR SUPERIOR SCHOLARSHIP Carolyn Robinson Member of Alpha Kappa Mu and Beta Beta Beta Societies and President Alvin I.Thomas President, Prairie View A. and M. College CLOSING REMARKS. Dr. Alvin I. Thomas ANNOUNCEMENTS ALMA MATER: "Dear Prairie View" Dinner music is courtesy of Miss Lelia Anderson and Miss Linda Campbell. HONORS AND AWARDS PROGRAAA SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 1972 AT 7:30 P.M. GLADDIE PLOWDER, Presiding MUSIC: Solo John Coleman SCHOLARSHIP RECOGNITION (Remarks) Dr. George R. Ragland Acting Dean of the College PRESENTATION OF AWARDS Academic Awards Dr. George R. Ragland and Dr. Edward W. Martin Chairman, Honors and Awards Committee Student Life Awards Dr. T. R. Solomon Dean of Students Mrs. R. L. Evans Dean of Women Mr. R. E. Carreathers Senior Fellow ALMA MATER: "Dear Prairie View" POSTLUDE — 3 — HONOR ROLL FIRST SEMESTER 1971 -72 SUMMA CUM LAUDE - Those having attained a quality point ratio of 3.6 to 4.0. Afford, James Earl, Ag., '72 Henderson, Junipher D., A&S, '74 Overstreet, Merle Laura, HE, '74 Amsler, Beth Stewart, A&S, '75 Hickman, Larry Roy, Ag., '73 Palmer, Wanda Faye, A&S, '75 Antoine, Ray Marie, A&S, '74 Hygh, Susan Lafae, A&S, '73 *Payton, Wanda Lou, A&S, '72 Barnes, Huland Chester, IE, '72 Jackson, Odessa Lorene, N, '73 Phillips, Johnny Ray, A&S, '75 Bennett, Julius, IE, '74 Jewett, Agnes Allene, A&S, '74 Pollard, Jennie Viner, A&S, '72 Bess, Viola Lee, N, '74 Johnson, Cheryl, A&S, '75 Ramakrishnaiah, P. V., Engr., '73 Blakemore, William H., Ag., '74 Johnson, Jacquelyn L., A&S, '74 Rayford, Ronald G., Engr., '75 Blow, Sarah Mae, A&S, '74 Kasumbin, Paul W. C., Ag., '75 Reeves, Sherrial D., Engr., '75 Brown, Frances Willare, A&S, '74 Kemp, Teresa Renae, HE, '74 Rhodes, Willie Lee, A&S, '72 Castle, Mary, HE, '75 King, Moga Reed, A&S, 74 Roach, Louis Charles, A&S, '74 Charles, Alfreda Marie, A&S, '74 Kirksey, Lawrence, IE, '74 Roberson, Orvin S. L., Engr., '72 Chase, Patricia Regina, A&S, '73 *Le Beaux, Arlie E., A&S, '74 Sanford, Carolyn Ann, A&S, '74 Chase, Vivian Diane, A&S, '72 Lee, William Charles Jr., A&S, '75 Shipmon, Sharon Dahl, A&S, '72 *Chuang, Bih-Lien Wang, A&S, '72 *Lester, Alonzo W., A&S, '75 Sirleaf, Farquema Amadu, IE, '72 Colston, Sherrie Ann, A&S, '73 Lester, Larry Ray, Engr., '74 Skrivanek, Marianne, A&S, '75 Davis, James Arther, Engr., *75 *Lewis, Bernadine, A&S, '73 * Stafford, Juanita Marie, A&S, 75 Davis, Rickey, A&S, '74 Lott, Henry Timothy, IE, '74 Stanley, William David, A&S, '74 Deans, Jimmie Benard, A&S, '75 *Luckey, Kennard Ray, Engr., '75 Stelly, Clara Ann, A&S, '72 Dismuke, Patsy Jane, A&S, '74 Marcelous, Ramonia, A&S, '74 Stewart, Robert, IE, '75 *Else, Theresa, N, '75 Marshall, Charlean Faye, A&S, '73 *Tarver, Rosalyn Lois, N, '73 Emanuel, Evelyn, A&S, '74 Marshall, Rhonda, A&S, '72 Teal, Lovie Mae, HE, '73 Estelle, Wanda, A&S, '75 Marshall, Sanders, Engr., '72 Tejeda, Luis Erasmo, Ag., 75 Felder, Ethel Waurine, A&S, '72 McClendon, Nina Joyce, A&S, '75 Tompkins, Carolyn, A&S, '73 Fletcher, Cassandra Jodyet, N, '75 McCullough, W. D., Jr., A&S, '72 Tucker, Clyde Leslie, A&S, '75 Foreman, Shirley Maria, A&S, '73 McQuade, Michael A., A&S, '74 Tucker, James Earl, Engr. 72 Gibson, Harolyn L., A&S, '75 Melton, Charles, A&S, '75 Vincent, Jocelyn D., A&S, '75 Gunner, Ruby Helen, A&S, '73 Melton, Frank Lee, A&S, '74 Viola, Emile, IE, '75 Haden, Patricia Ann, A&S, '73 Miles, Gerald Paul, Engr., '75 Walton, George L., Engr., '73 Hadnot, Thomas E., Engr., '72 Minor, Shirley Jean , A&S, '73 Mayberry, Kathrine Faye, N, 74 Hainsworth, Sandra K., A&S, '73 Morrow, Caul Dennis, IE, '72 Watts, Addie, A&S, '75 Hall, Reubin, A&S, '72 Navy, Shirley Ann, A&S, '75 Willis, Vernon Wade, A&S, '72 Hawkins, Bernadefte, A&S, '73 Nejad, Zanjani Ali A., Engr., '72 Woodard, Catherine, A&S, '75 Hawkins, Pamela June, A&S, '74 Newsome, Alice Faye, A&S, '73 MAGNA CUM LAUDE — Those having attained a quality point ratio of 3.3 to 3.5. Abercrombie, Juanita, HE, 73 Barron, Deborah H., A&S, 75 Caldwell, Peggy Lee, A&S, 72 Acker, Gwyndol B., IE, 74 Batiste, Sherry Kaye, A&S, 73 Callaway, Edward, A&S, 72 Adams, Deborah Faye, A&S, 73 Baugh, Kenneth D., Engr., 72 Campbell, Willie E., IE, 74 Adams, Howard Jr., A&S, 75 Bell, Chandra Marie, A&S, 75 Carr, Jacquelyn, A&S, 73 Alford, Barbara Elaine, A&S, 74 Blount, Alice Marie, A&S, 74 Carter, Cynthia, A&S, 75 ^ Allen, Diane, A&S, 73 Boulden, Melvis Phillip, A&S, 72 Carter, Gwendolyn M., N, 74 Allen, Michael Depaul, A&S, 74 Bourgeois, Karolyn Ann, A&S, 73 Chinn, Wendell Claudius, A&S, U Andrews, Douglas Esau, Engr., 72 Brehanu, Abebe, IE, 73 Chopp, Howard Wayne, Engr., 75 Armstrong, Lemuel N., Engr., 74 Brooks, Leola, A&S, 75 Combs, Ajurella, HE, 73 ^ Ayers, David, IE, 75 Brown, Roy Chester, A&S, 72 Cooper, Eugenia F., A&S, 75 Ballenger, Veronica A., A&S, 73 Bryant, Walter Ray, A&S, 73 Cox, Carroll Blaylock, A&S, 74 Banks, Reginald D., Engr., 72 Burkins, Earnestine, A&S, 75 Daniels, Eugene, Engr., 72 Barlow, Alice Faye, HE, 74 Burns, Mary E„ A&S, 75 Daniels, Wayne Bernard, A&S, /" Barnes, Brenda Joyce, A&S, 74 Burrell, Velma Ann, A&S, 73 Davenport, Willie G„ Engr., 75 Barnes, J. C., A&S, 75 Byerly, Willie Clara, A&S, 73 Davis, Charlene, A&S, 75 Denotes all A's. MAGNA CUM LAUDE — Those having attained a quality point ratio of 3.3 to 3.5: Dewitt, Valda Hattie, A&S, '72 Jones, Debra Ann, A&S, '73 Polk, Raymond Lewis, Ag., '72 Dillard, Grady A., Ag., '75 Jones, Hubert Earl, IE, '72 Potts, Stevetta, A&S, '72 Douglas, Reginald H., IE, '73 Jones, Johnnie L., A&S, '73 Powell, Walter, Engr., '75 Dove, Elizabeth Kay, N, '73 Jones, Joyce Lafaye, A&S, '73 Prophet, Rita Lynn, A&S, '73 Durham, Lawanda Ruth, A&S, '73 Jorden, Bobby Harris, N, '75 Rhodes, Hurdis D., Engr., '75 Durham, Minnie O., A&S, '73 Kirkwood, James E.
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