Florida Memorial College - Arch Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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Goodbye — Hello As the College ' s advertisements in Time and The New Yorker have said, It ' s taken us 75 years ... but we are now ready to move from the sleepy backwaters in- to the mainstrea m. Those of us who have known it will miss the old campus in St. Augustine with its quiet shadows under the moss-hung oaks, the warm sun baking the familiar coquina walls. And those students who have never known the old campus will miss it in some ways too, though they may never realize it, for we will of necessity leave much that is good and honored behind when we move. Still, our hopes are for the future and the splendid new home of FMC in Miami. So, gratitude and pride for the past, expec- tation and trust for the future. Here ' s to a bright to- morrow! Charmie L. Hill II Editor A Glance at the Past . Florida Memorial . ' Js Bfr» , ■

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THE ARCH FLORIDA MEMORIAL COLLEGE St. Augustine, Florida Volume 14 « qoq Wwr - ' •• . Dr. Edward Graham and Mr. Raymond Burr of FMC ' s Board of Trustees inspect construction of the new campus in Miami — Library Building. The Alma Mater As the breeze through moss-hung trees Seems to sing thy sacred name, Thy sons and daughters love to spread O ' er all the land thy well-earned fame! We love thy halls, coquina walls And thy friends who gave thee birth. The truth we learned as each heart yearned For higher, nobler things on earth! Should future years bring joy or tears. To thy name we ' ll e ' er be true, To thee we pledge our loyalty And dedicate our lives to you! Chorus Florida Memorial! Florida Memorial! How we love to sing thy praise. We ' ll be loyal, ever loyal, And for thee our voices raise.

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. . A Look at the Future College 1967-1968 Contents Administration 12-23 Faculty 25-33 Freshmen 35-52 Sophomores 53-62 Juniors 65-76 Seniors 77-92 Miss FMC 97-103 Organizations 107-136 Greeks 137-155 Sports 171-176 Candid Pages 177-184 sy ' r