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1977 I V 198 YEARS Special Edition The 1987 Edition of THE ARCH is a very Special one indeed. The graduates who proudly go forth this year leave behind a Campus that is visibly different lidi they came as freshmen. There buildings and beautification to irit unA CA purpose which fills the heart. This year ' s graduates embody this new spirit and carry with them the dreams of the entire College Family — underclassmen, alumni, parents, faculty, staff and administration — as well as their own. As we pause and reflect upon the past year we realize that these positive changes are the culmina- tion of the last ten years in particular, which repre- sents perhaps the most dynamic period in the Col- lege ' s 108-year history. In this Special Edition of THE ARCH therefore, we celebrate these Ten Years Of Progress, proud in the knowledge that this is only the beginning of greater things yet to come. CELEBDATINC Predicts Bright Black F By ROSE ALU ™ So«th to Florid tete (FMO- .« J -a. col .— - -MaTt Upward Bound Gears- up at Florida Memorial ■ ' lllRilQ S.lurdu, w J, „„ Black Baptist C V RONTAFT ,. The e.aii F ' o • , M™ior»i col- ma Va EC; »»« w ' G . ' Jsis ' n S , ; ' . ' ■ ' ; ■ ' ' !. is«.j,i j, w 5- a however ■ ■■ ' -p., ;; ' , ■ ir ' » -n ■ ' ■ ' ■ ■ i»- ii u On U: ' , ,oi.. ; h , . ... „ - .• . ' ' ' ■« ' ' ' genera ' of 1 FtoS a ' { ' ' ' ' ' ' l ' »«° ««M?io I?p i ' . ' ;. ' .:, !, , 1 r ,h, ' ' „ L, l ' ; ' ' ■■ ' ' ■ ' ■ ' - ' :» ' »i , ,«; 1 5 ' ::,;:;;;; h ' ' ' ' , ' ; ;■ (n SPEAKERs n F OR hL ' cw,!! , Join ' o an ? h r ; i2 n ! N ' ' - T™ s £ W V flon da » cauW° n f « ooitvg l ° . and bL , a i in6 ltvS na vin6 the t ' re ' ve hl ; v;o n W c V ldl ?? ctedWO TS £„s and nd tXU «v doors t Srsg sland of a ace ft o to el a Ve svu- Moo e S vaV C $«a ). n a - n 1977 the news is the new man on Campus. Dr. Willie C. Robinson joins the College Family as the new head as FMC gears up for a new era of sue-
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MILESTONES. 1879-1977
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TEN YEAD OF PDOGDEM 1978 Thursday. February ■«. msTHE MIAMTTIMES Florida Memorial Begins Lecture Series I ivi i -»- „„«■„«„, „ f rhiM Psvchiatry members of the Pressor of Child Psychiatry 11 ecognition to the late 5 Weldon Johnson s O ution to America and orida Memorial College. will be an annual public e which we choose to the -James Weldon ion Lectures . James ,n Johnson wrote and shed the Negro National m. Lift Every Voice Sing.. ' while a faculty ber at Florida Memorial , g e in St. Augustine, ret lecture will be held in Teaching Auditorium at ,da Memorial- College on uary 23rd, 1978 at 7.30 Guest Speaker will be iDr. es Comer. Maurice Falk ..... «t vaie are invited to attend!. FMC ' s First Memorial Lecture To Be Annual Susie Holley: She ' s Schools Best Booster ?ge Builds on fioo T £0 toeing n predecessor- — iff FLORIDA MEMORIAL COLLEGE OLDEST BLACK INSTITUTION IN FLORIDA Providing quality education for Blacks all om the country for 100 years Let us begin anofl 100 years with providir you will your educational needs. ■ » - — Carter Praii BY FRANCIS WARD - ' ■MJli-S Holley has been boosting the mostly black. Baptist- supported col- lege for nearly 50 years — or, as she says — since the De- pression, that ' s as far back as I can remem- ber I Her current foal is to raise $100,000 £:yY ' w «or ioo afc , i; YEARS OF LEADERSHIP CHARACTER SERVICE 1879-1979 1, 1 During Centeni Susie C. Holley help, Florida Memoria . . r »rpl i-nerai ions. Hres.dent .Jimmy J«» v v Memorial inspires a has pra.sed Florida Memorial rwj kno wledge and President. Dr. Willie C. ■ Robinson. Here is the text of Carters telegram sent to com- MpM: iMMllPflS memorate Florida Memorial CoUege Day. April 19th: • •The greatest tradition in America education Is the WtMMMMmwMSZmM insistence on the freedom to learn. A century ago a newly freed people founded the Florida Baptist Institute for negroes to give their children access to knowledge and | opportunities dented to Old Florida Memorial sh speaking a ( , , , ints indicate tha .. ution has char Campus Gets Face Lift ho DBSt CenlUry ' O Dr Willie C Roblnaon. •pprachund the cumpm will lit poo J C president of FlortdiMemort.1 be the wort 1 ' - hanging neeas c . u,,, tr.ir. mo .tudents. you will c g --. - «-»- £•- ,
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