Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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SJnoenhru (J nice Here we obtain our school and office supplies — basic necessities in the strive to reach our goal. Secretary fills requisition for supplies. Mr. H. L. Counts, Jr.. Inventory Director

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I Mr. F. J. Armstead Mrs. S. J. Stewart Bookkeeper .ASPIRATIONS OF TO-MORROW ARE GLEAMING State and Federal Financial Aids, loans and ni ' ant. ' i. have enhanced the a.spirations of a greater percentage of American youth than ever before. For the stiident.s who have the desire and abilit.v to further their education, there i.s no longer the fear of being deprived of of an education due to the lack of funds. Government and Government Agencies have removed the obstacle of financial worry and left the student free to concentrate more freely and fully on his aims through educational endeavors. It is through your College Business Office that arrangements for meeting financial obligations can and may be made . . . with the hope of adding a gleam of hope to your aspirations of tomorrow. Business Manager OFFICE Mrs. F. .Alexander Secretary ' tOnJiZib --jf C 2ft

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i : ■nuiininiimiinimiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiuiiiuiiiiiii ■MBiinimiuiiBiWuwMMimumiuiMiMimmmi Proposed library to be completed in 1967. £ rar y The basic principles underhjinn and directing the operation of tin University Library may be statu! as follows: 1. As a Universiy facility, the library operates as an extension of the instructional function of the institution and, therefore, con- stitutes the basic part of the in- structional program carried on hi - yond the confines of the formal classroom. To this end, the librarii provides the student with considi r- able further elaboration of thi textbooks, lectures, and other in- formation rjiade an integral part ' it classroom instruction. 2. As a second principle, titr Mrs. Margie W. Lewis Assistant Librarian Mrs. Mildred W. Sanders Mrs. Shirley P. Wilkins Assistant Librarian Assistant Librarian