Fayetteville State University - Fayettevillian Bronco Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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' • We Pay 5ri6ufe Vedic3iiion Your ultimate desire for us to search for the truths concerning man and his universe has been evident. Your wisdom has created in us a thirst for the cultivation of the in- tellect. Observing your strong convictions has enabled us to bring our potential ability to bear fully and effectively on the task at hand. Your stamina and perseverance at your daily work have guided us with a sense of purpose and a mature attitude. Your visions, dreams, and philosophy of Higher Education will always make us proud of our Alma Mater. The versatility of your genius has made a profound impression upon us and the e.x- acting thoroughness in which you have shared your knowledge has gained the respect of all members of the College Family. For the above reasons, we, the senior class of 1960, bring to you- -Dr. Rudolph Jones--the great pleasure which we desire in making you the dedicatee of the 1960 edi- tion of the Bronco. In the years to come we hope that you will enjoy all of the pleasures that virtue per- mits or as a Frenchman would say: Jouissez de plaisirs que la vertu permet. ■

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fsfi Q C It .at his hobby ..arranging flower .The official family .chats with friends .crowns Miss Homecoming mm

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. i i BoarJ oj ' dvustees oj 3Ayettev Ue Sfafe Geacfiers College Left to right: Albert J. Ellis, Jacksonville; Dr. W. P. DeVane, Fayetteville; Guerney E. Edgerton, FayetteviUe; Emil Rosenthal, Goldsboro; John H. Cook, Chairman, Fayetteville; C. J. Barber, Raleigh; W. E. Horner, Sanford, and Ed. L. White, Pine Level. Additional members not pictured: R. J. Hester, Jr., Elizabethtown; Stewart B. Warren, Clinton; Victor Dawson, Fayetteville, and Walter Baker. Raeford. The J. W. Seabrook Auditorium