Johnson C Smith University - Golden Bull Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Rev. Hood and his uite, Anna opening of presents. enjoy an evening at home during the hohday season. Darryl 9, and Rodney 7, anxiously await the While their mother looks on, Darryl and Rodney listen attentively as then father reads to them. in diristmas spirits as Rev. one of his gifts from his The Senior class proudly dedicates the 1967-68 Bull to Rev. Calvin A. Hood. Dean of Chapel and Associate Professor of Old Testament Studies. Rev. Hood is an active participant in various committees and organi- zations. He serves as chairman of the Union Governing Board and adviser to the Pan- Hellenic Council and Student Christian Asso- ciation. Last year he was acting adviser to the Bull staff and was one of the recipients of the Annual Faculty Travel-Abroad awards. Most of us have come into contact with Rev. Hood in one way or the other. | He possesses a unique personality and displays a marvelous sense of humor at all times. Always willing to be of service, he has gamed the esteem of the students as well as that of his fellow faculty members. Rev. Hood is a man to be admired and we feel quite certain that we made a wise choice. Rev. Hood, we gratefully acknowledge your worthwhile endeavors and we shall not let them go in vain. You will always hold our esteem, admiration, and respect as we venture into a new life, for you reflect the JCSU CHANGE. Rev. Hood, we salute you! The family are avid basketball fans. Here they leave to witness Smith ' s triumph over Virgini; Union.

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One hundred years have passed and JCSU is in the midst of a change. It is a university where progress is inevitable but tradition still prevails. All things must change to something new, to something strange. Change for JCSU is the campus, the faculty, the administration, the academic program, but most all for US, the students.