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

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THE WHEEL IS COME FULL CIRCLE CLASS 1978

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THE WHEEL IS COME FULL CIRCLE Ushered through the gates of Dear Smith by high hopes and aspirations of becoming more than what we were, we soon found that our doorkeeper did not lead us to the zorong path. We found that she had all intentions of aiding us in the total fulfillment of those hopes and aspirations. j Vrom the moment of our matriculation we found that the revolution of a smal.- hegan to revolve and now THE WHEEL IS COME FULL CIRCLE. The revolution of this wheel has ' unselfishly molded men and women out of babies. This revolution aided our development academically, socially, arid above all spiritually. The revolution of this wheel revolved to develop the whole man . This same revolution , in its constant mo- tion, has produced a fine branch of Smith Tar necessary tools to function in our society wii. miiij : . O n -i isis i?3 In acknowledgement of all that this wheel ' s revoluti extremely happy and honored to he able to sing th WE LOVE THEE, SMITH, WITH ALL HEARTS! TO THEE WE ' LL E ' ER BE TRUE. AND IN THY LIGHT Of TRUTH AND RIGHT HOLD HIGH THE GOLD AND BLUE. PROUDLY WE HAIL THY NAME. OUR ALMA MATER, OLD 5U.! JOHNSON C. SMITH, OUR OWN! OUR HOPE, OUR GUIDING star; our LIGHT UNFAILING! PRIDE OP O UR LOYAL HEARTS, WE ' LL LOVE AND HONOR THEE OUR WHOLE LIVES THROUGH, ON, EVER ON! DEAR OLD J.C.S.U. FAIR SMITH, WHERE ' VER ON EARTH WE ROAM, SEND FORTH THY CONSTANT RAY ■ , ■ ' . .;» . v - AND LET IT BEAM WITH STEAm TO LEAD US OVER LIFE ' S WAm iMiim nmtiDnitimaisr?mitj(Mair.t,sim;m sm3!f.»stmriiik Wc cannot sny that the rcxiolution d if it had, then there would have been no need for its revolving. However, the trials Jnpught the triumphs and the defeats were out numbered by the conquests. This revolution brought us closer to the true concept of life as Darwin expressed it, the sur- vival of the fittest . For loe have discovered that many are called, but few are chosen , luno Ihesc chosen fc.ro are indeed happy to say that THE WHEEL IS COME FULL CIRCLE.