Elon University - Phi Psi Cli Yearbook (Elon, NC)

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To The Seniors: . . . whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, what- soever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report . . . think on these things. May Elon College have been an instrument for bringing to you of the Class of 1962 the wisdom inherent in these magnificent words of Paul. And may you in turn be moved to transform this wisdom into action as your way of life. If such be done, the College will indeed have fulfilled its mission to you, and you will have lived up to the highest expectations the College has had for you. We wish you Godspeed. Sincerely, C. Fletcher Moore Dean of the College

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TO THE CLASS OF 1962: Congratulations upon the completion of your course of study here at Elon College. It has been a pleasure to associate with you during these years of formal education. Our interest in you has been deepened as we have come to know you, your ideals and your aims. We shall continue to be Interested in your progress and to take pride in your contributions to your fellowman during the years ahead. We hope that, as a result of your experiences at Elon, several changes have taken place. First, we hope that you have learned to think. The world desperately needs people who can think objectively and creatively about the problems which face mankind, particularly those in the realm of human affairs. Many of you are quali- fied to help in meeting this need. Second, we hone that your faith in the Christian way of living has been strengthened. As you leave this campus may you be more concerned about your fellowman, your relation to each other and to God. May you leave with a spirit of dedication to the Christian way of life and with a determination to give yourself wholeheartedly in helping to bring a spirit of love, cooperation, world. md peace to all the It is our hope that Elon College has given you adequate and thorough preparation and our pray- er that God will give you guidance, v isdom, courage and strength for the living of these days. Sincerely yours, J. E. Danieley President

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To the Class of 1962 A philosopher once said that one who believes constitutes a majority, and it is true because far too many people do not believe in anything. Once again you find yourselves at the bottom of the ladder. Your graduation from Elon College is, in reality, only another step in your education — promotion to Freshman Citizen. Yet, this step will be much easier than the last; for your edu- cational experience at Elon has instilled in you a strong and sound belief — your belief in God and in the personal dignity of man. Cherish these beliefs and adhere strongly to them, yet always remember that these basic truths will often place you in the position of a majority of one. Mrs. Virginia Epperson Dean of Women To the Class of 1962 A few years ago you began an adventure which has now been completed. You began this adven- ture as an immature freshman. Through your college career you have matured into a responsi- ble citizen capable of meeting the challenge of a new adventure — an adventure where the re- sponsibility you have learned to uphold will be even more important. Elon College has served you in many ways. Personally, I hope that you will return to the campus often, that you will participate actively in alumni affairs, and that you will permit us to be of service to you in the future. Sincerely, A. S. Hassell, Director Student Personnel Service