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DEDICATION As our new President — begins his leadership of North Carolina College, Bringing with him — a spirit of Truth, a sense of Responsibility, record of Service, a concern for Mankind, a deep Religious Life, a family complete with doggie, Jet, and a blueprint for a greater North Carolina College, Calling our attention to — the need, opportunities, and responsibilities of our age. Dedicate the 1964 EAGLE to Dr. Samuel P. Mossie, Jr. Third President of the North Carolina College at Durham for his Efforts, Faith, Goals and Hopes.
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MEMORIAM Dr. James S. Lee, Chairman of the NCC depart- ment of Biology, was known for his lectures that motivated scores of students to pursue advanced work in science. International recognition came to the NCC scholar in 1960 after he announced his dis- covery of a new, simple, and quick cytochemicol re- action for elucidating the structure of the bacterial nucleus. For two years, 1960-1962, Dr. Lee served In the American Institute of Biological Sciences ' Distinguished Visiting Biologists lecture series. NCC ' s retired president, Dr. Alfonso Elder, com- mented on Dr. Lee ' s death by saying, We shall al- ways be indebted to him for the leadership which he provided in the designing and planning of our biol- ogy building. His impact upon generations of our stu- dents is indelibly written in the substantial and suc- cessful accomplishments which these students are ex- hibiting in their professional pursuits today. DR. JAMES S. LEE The untimely passing of Daniel Eric Moore come as a shock to family, relatives, friends, and associates throughout the nation. Mr. Moore was the son of a former North Carolina College dean, the late Reverend John H. Moore. Dean D. Eric Moore attended North Carolina Col- lege for two years and later received his A.B. degree from Johnson C. Smith University. He first came to North Carolina College as librar- ian of the Law School in 1940. After a short stay, he left to serve in the U.S. Army. In 1949 he returned to NCC as dean of the School of Library Science. Daniel Eric Moore was active in professional, civic, and church organizations. A devoted husband and father to all who knew him, he was a great force for good in the community, and this whole area is diminished by his loss. He was a pioneer in the day that is slowly breaking in the south. We shall miss his counsel and constructive efforts to make our country truly democratic. MR. DANIEL ERIC MOORE
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