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

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DR. O. UZZELL Director of Alumni As seniors today, during the descendancy of the Twentieth Century, you have already been witnesses to more phenomenal changes in our social landscape than many of us have experienced who have lived much longer than you. It would appear that the fermentation of ideas which brought these changes will continue for sometime. Yours is the enviable opportunity of employing your time and energies in helping to design this landscape. MaWMflMM

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w DR. W. BISHOP Director of Summer Session My hearty congratulations to the graduating seniors and the Yearbook staff. The warmth of your presence, sincerity of purpose, and scholarly endeavors have helped to create and maintain worthy college traditions at your alma mater. In the world of today, there are urgent needs to be met. The e.xtent to which you assume your share of re- sponsibility will determine the fruitfulness of future gen- erations. With a wholesome regard for the composite of three abstractions--dedication, perseverance, integrity-- the concrete structure of your professional maturity will be fulfilled. With our blessings and confidence which you richly deserve, we rejoice in your leaving while the world will rejoice inyour arrival. We are sure that frequent returns during the summer sessions will be equally as enjoyable.

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iliMIII, |{| DR. R. E. JACKSON Director of Public Relations A slogan, probably, should mirror the image of the institution or way of life which it extols. It would be almost incredible to persons of a yester- year to witness the manner in which the slogan of A Great Society is being transformed into a living reality for the impoverished and disfranchised people in this country. This is not being accomplished, either, by any magical touch. Indeed, this changing scene is being achieved through a stern discipline and hard work. By the same token, excellence in scholarship and activity, could well become a slogan --actually taking on life--for allot us here at Fayetteville State College. If one wishes to say it in another way, every member of the Fay- etteville State College family should be constantly and vitally concerned with fashioning an image of our college that reflects self-competence and a genuine interest about the improving welfare of that society in which he partici- pates. Somehow or other, I sense a developing concern here in our institution as to the true dimensions of the Fayette- ville State College image which we project to those around us. Let us hope that the aforementioned trend shall not only prevail but also continue just so long as there is a Fayette- ville State College.