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

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fT I J. C. JONES Dean of Students T %B«Hil ' - TO THE SENIOR CLASS 1965 It is a pleasure to congratulate you on your graduation from Fayetteville State College. As you leave this campus remember that the four years you spent here were the best years of your lives. I trust that you will have fond memories of these years. Best wishes, Students enjoying chat with secretary, Mrs. M. Doster, while awaiting conference

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UR. M. E. MOORE, JR. B.S., M.A., ED. D. Dean of College During the past four years which you have spent at Fayetteville State College, numerous social, political, and religious changes have occurred throughout the world. Perhaps, the most notable change has been the reaction of the common man to these changes. Some of these changes have been produced because of the important roles you have played in helping others and yourselves to the good life. The Class of 1965 cannot rest upon its achievements. It must not rest until all of its members have exhausted every possibility that will make life better for every human being. It must never fail to carry the torch of enlightenment until it is certain that its war on poverty, ignorance, disease, and injustice has been victorious. If this class succeeds, Fayetteville State College succeeds; if it fails, Fayetteville State Col- lege fails. Continue to work hard, study hard, play hard. Be bold and walk tall. I congratulate you. 1mm

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MRS. A. W. SHEPHARD Dean of Women It is a great pleasure and privilege for me to greet our students at the close of this school year. For those of you who are completing your undergraduate education, may we extend to you the hand of fellowship which welcomes you into the fold of the college trained. May your years ahead bring to you fulfillment of those goals for which you strive, and may you spend the years in devoted service to uplift. For those who are leaving with the expectation of returning next year, may you be touched by the urgency of the times to such degree that you will see the bright light of achievement before you and strive to be close enough to it to let it light your way.